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be defined in the columns or columnDefs arrays of

insertion and removal of columns from the table.

if there are hidden columns Column based (column) - the

can specify exactly which columns are to be shown

you to specify specific columns, pre-set column order, etc.

you to specify specific columns, pre-set column order, etc.

a DataTable: Freezes the column(s) to the start and

is done using the columns.render option, used as a

constrained to rows and columns like a table, but

adjust the number of columns in the table (columns)

hi... In fact you fucntion set all columns not visible else qCol perhaps logical toggle function toggleColumns(qCol) { contentTable.column(qCol).visible( ! contentTable.column(qCol).visible()); contentTable.draw(); }

still moving around the columns. Are you saying that

If you want to be able to define the columns by the Ajax loaded data, you need to get the column information first and then load the DataTable. This FAQ covers that. Allan

I guess you could fix all of the first five columns, and then call columns().visible() to hide the columns on a scroll. This SO thread discusses detecting scrolls, so could be used as a starting point. Colin

matter what order the columns are in the plugin

document).ready(function() { $('#jobs').DataTable( { "dom" : "<'row'<'small-6 columns dash-toolbar'><'small-6 columns'f>r>"+ "t"+ "<'row'<'small-6

way as well: exportOptions: { columns: function(column, data, node) { if

I have updated the test case as: I had a mistake in the columns indices Now filters are visible by changing the following: .appendTo( $("thead tr:eq(1) td").eq(column.index()).empty() ) to .appendTo( $('thead tr:eq(1) th:eq(' + column.index() + ')').empty() ) Thanks again

Hi! In column definition, add a className: "columns": [ { "data": "mycolumn, "className": 'fixed_width', }, Use CSS to add a width of your choice to one or many columns: table.dataTable td.fixed_width { width:10px; } /Anders

how to export certain columns. If you still need