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aTargets should be an array of the column numbers you want the definition to apply to Actually the columnDefs.targets can be a string as well to target columns with that class, which it looks like what @xtremer360 is doing. Allan

Use the columnDefs.targets option to apply it to a specific column, or set of columns. Allan

You want to add "ordering": false to your initialization. See ordering. Example If you only want to disable it for certain columns, see columnDefs.targets.

Use the columnDefs.targets option. Allan

adding it through the columnDefs.createdCell but found through another

columnDefs.push({"type": "num-fmt", "targets": i}); columnDefs.push({ "targets": i, "render": function

like : $.each(TableColumns,function(id,name){ if(column_name == 'description'){ ColumnDefs.push({ targets: id, render: $.fn.dataTable.render.ellipsis(20)

It looks like this question has been asked a number of times before, but the discussions are all closed with no response. Please let me know if this is possible. I'm trying to do it in the columnDefs[createdCell...] function.

Unknown"; } }}, {"data":"supportID", "autoWidth": true}], "columnDefs":[{"targets": [3], "searchable":false, "sortable": false,

beneficial to allow the columnDefs.render callback to return an