How to find the index of a row in a table using jquery

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Have you tried:

$("tr").index(this)

The documentation shows just passing this and that the preceding selection should be where the node is found. If you need to find it in a specific table (and there are multiple), you may need to provide some context:

// haven't tested this
$("tr", $(this).closest("table")).index(this)

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