README.rdoc in simple_datatables-0.2.0 vs README.rdoc in simple_datatables-0.2.1

@@ -73,10 +73,22 @@
 
 By default "starts_with" is used due to database performance reasons.
 
 Independent fields search will always search using "starts_with" finder.
 
+== Custom pagination implementations
+
+If you are getting strange results (for instance, iTotalRecords and iTotalDisplayRecords both equal 0, or entirely the wrong collection is used), you might want to specify which collection to use:
+
+  respond_with @products, :locals => {:collection => @products}
+
+Also if you are using own or uncommon implementation of pagination you may use direct page count variables setting as follows:
+
+  respond_with @products, :locals => {:total_entries => 12, :current_page_entries => 10}
+
+In this case gem will not try to find collection or pagination and will use the counters passed via locals.
+
 == Example
 
 The following code will show products list datatables. Manufacturer is belongs_to association for Product.
 
 In your controller:
@@ -87,16 +99,12 @@
   def search
     @products = Product.search(params[:search]).paginate(:page => params[:page], :per_page=>params[:per_page])
     respond_with @products
   end
 
-If you are getting strange results (for instance, iTotalRecords and iTotalDisplayRecords both equal 0, or entirely the wrong collection is used), you might want to specify which collection to use:
+In your search view (app/views/products/search.jsonify):
 
-  respond_with @products, :locals => {:collection => @products}
-
-In your search view:
-
   @products.each do |product|
     json << [product.name, product.manufacturer.name]
   end
 
 In your index view:
@@ -110,10 +118,10 @@
     %tbody
 
 
 In your javascript:
 
-  $("products").dataTable($("table#products"), {
+  $("#products").dataTable({
       "sAjaxSource"     : "/products/search.datatables",
       "aaSorting"       : [[0, 'asc']],
       "aoColumns"       : [
         {"sName":"name"},
         {"sName":"manufacturer_name"},