Q:

Add most of a id on JQuery

How can to add a new id in my $(), in this code I added an only id, but I need add other more.
Thanks!
$('#editable-detail').editableTableWidget();

$('#editable-detail td.uneditable').on('change', function(evt, newValue) {
    return false;
});

A:

You can select many elements via multiple selectors using a comma:
$('#editable-detail1, #editable-detail2').editableTableWidget();

Or you could put a class, say editable-table-widget, on the ones you want to do this to, and select by class:
$('.editable-table-widget').editableTableWidget();

This leaves the rest of your code to deal with, since I imagine you'd want the same change event bound to the child elements. (NOTE: you bound a change event to a td element...that's quite odd...)
Your original code:
$('#editable-detail').editableTableWidget();
$('#editable-detail td.uneditable').on('change', function(evt, newValue) {
    return false;
});

Would be better written as one of the two following:
$('#editable-detail')
    .editableTableWidget()
    .find('td.uneditable')
        .on('change', function(evt, newValue) {
            return false;
        });

OR:
var editableDetail = $('#editable-detail').editableTableWidget();

editableDetail.find('td.uneditable').on('change', function(evt, newValue) {
    return false;
});

This change is beneficial because you aren't re-querying the DOM for the element with ID of editable-detail.
With that change in place, you could apply the lesson about using commas or a class with this change, and use the following for your whole code sample replacement:
$('.editable-table-widget')
    .editableTableWidget()
    .find('td.uneditable')
        .on('change', function(evt, newValue) {
            return false;
        });

