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what you have in columnDefs to the first column

2nd one. thats weird  columnDefs: [   { title: 'Recipient', targets: [0]},

I got the answer without converting the date into timestamps. I used a CDN for my HTML code: then I added a single line of code for my date column using columnDefs columnDefs: [{ targets: [5], type:"date-eu", }] That's it! :)

using "className" in my columnDefs, it doesn't add anything

adding the code in columnDefs like below,     $('#recipients').DataTable({            data:

option is to use columnDefs with a columnDefs.targets setting for the columns

columnDefs problem exist but it should not be a big problem thanks

Thank you so much @kthorngren It works. In combination with natural sorting it looks like this 'columnDefs': [ { type: "html", target: [1,2] }, { type: 'natural', targets: 0 } ]

so I have implemented: columnDefs": [ { "targets": 9, "data": "description",

generateGrid(gridId, url, columnConfig, columns, columnDefs) { //Generate Headers generateGridHeaders(gridId, columnConfig);