BUseRendered (columns) When using fnRender() for a column, you may wish to use the original data (before rendering) for sorting and filtering... EDIT "aaSorting": 0,'desc', "aoColumns": { "mDataProp": "timestamp", "fnRender": function ( oObj ) { return "do whatever you need..."; }, "bUseRendered": false }, null .
Thanks for the answer.....its working – gargi Sep 20 at 5:53.
I think you should change the part: "aaSorting": 0,'desc',0,'asc',2,'asc',2,'desc', with "aaSorting": 1,'desc', Then it will sort the table according to second column's values and if you can give us some of the rows from your dataset then we can answer your question better if something is missing in my answer.
You might also need to use a custom sorting plug-in for the column to get the sorting you want. Something a bit like this one: datatables. Net/plug-ins/sorting#Priority .
– Allan Sep 11 at 11:23 thank u....but I m looking for sorting with image. If the product is rated 4 out of 5 , 4stars will be golden and other will be grey. So this won't work for this – gargi Sep 16 at 7:07.
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