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the visibility of the columns will be saved.

the visibility of the columns will be saved.

select table items (rows, columns and cells). It provides

the number of rows, columns and cells selected in

ability to select rows, columns and / or cells in

counterparts along with similar columns and cells methods provide

get the selected rows, columns and cells (lines 1,

be set for individual columns using the

by only considering specific columns. By default, all columns

This example shows how to hide the count in all columns by setting the searchPanes.viewCount config option to false.

for the newly added columns etc.. Just take a

Easiest way is probably to use a custom button: buttons: [ ‘colvis’, { text: ‘Show All Columns’, action: function (e, dt) { dt.columns(...).visible( true, false ); // show selected columns, false is to disable redraw calcs for speed dt.columns(...).visible( false ); // hide selected columns. } } ] Allan

It woked for me colsObj should be dynamically generated using the logic jQuery(document).ready(function() { var dataObject =eval('[{"COLUMNS":['+colsObj+']}]'); var columns = []; $('#example').dataTable({ "data": dataObject[0].DATA, "columns": dataObject[0].COLUMNS }); }); and in the columns section I used the below code columns:dataObject[0].COLUMNS settings

You will need to add some logic to the columns loop and add columns.render or whatever formatter you want to use based on the column type. Here is a very simple example to give you an idea. http://live.datatables.net/hibiqaki/1/edit Kevin

freeze the first six columns when scrolling to the

That's not possible, I'm afraid. When you hide columns, the others are expanded to fill the width of the container. Colin

want to select the columns. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case Kevin

this.api().columns().every( function () { In the above line use column-selector as I described above to loop through only the desired columns. Kevin

className: 'buttons-colvis', buttons: [ { extend: 'columnsToggle', columns: conf.columns, columnText: conf.columnText } ] }; }, // Selected

Hi Allan, Yes it is Chrome. Have you followed the exact steps like first scroll to some position and sort on fixed columns.