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You can use columnDefs.targets with colummDefs :smile: Something like this: columnDefs: [ { "targets": [52,53], "search": "Blue" }, ], You can also use negative numbers if you know the columns will always be the last x number of columns. Kevin

dataSet1, order: [[1, 'asc']], columnDefs: [], columns: [ { data: null, name:

data": "Id", "name": "Id" }, ], 'columnDefs': [ { render: function (data, type,

for editing: $(row).addClass('inlineRepaymentInterest'); Using columnDefs (in the docs as

null }, order: [ [2, 'asc'], ], columnDefs: [ { targets: [1, 2], visible:

Your array of columnDefs contains only one object. So lines 23-28 are overwriting lines 3-22. I made a test case for you to show what you need to change: http://live.datatables.net/woxozeya/1/edit I updated the columnDefs array to contain two objects. Kevin

commented out the invalid columnDefs. You only want one

lt;td/>' ); }, dataSrc: [ 'unit', 'kd_anggaran' ] }, columnDefs: [{ targets: [ 0, 1, -1

Model.Entries) loop. And use columnDefs to apply the Datatables

Thanks for the test case. The values for the columnDefs were over-writing columns, you only need to have one present - see here: http://live.datatables.net/tujoregu/4/edit Colin