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How are you loading the data? If Ajax, try using bDeferRender and paging. Allan

i want the header to have 6 columns.. same thing for the body. As for the Ajax, i will be returning additional columns to be viewed when the details icon on the first row is opened.

Correct - using file:/// with Ajax will be blocked in most modern browsers for security reasons. That's not something DataTables can workaround as it is part of the browser. Use a web-server and it will be resolved :-) Allan

Yes still coming via Ajax, but directly sourced from

front he server-side processing Ajax request? Thanks, Allan

a"}); function get_jvisits(){ jvisits.splice(0,1); $.ajax({ url: 'TableEditor/php/get_jvisits.php', async: false,

am loading them with Ajax, so re-creating them with

returns the following in Ajax response: $aColumns = array(" ", "job_no",

Are ou looking to transform the object you receive by Ajax into something DataTables can use? If so, then fnServerData is the way to go. Allan

with using the new ajax option and the new