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JSON.parse(response.d); tblDocTemplate.clear().rows.add(dataOfD.data).draw(); } }); return xhr; } } , columns: [ { data: 'Document' }, { data: 'Created'

id', table: '#example' }); const columns = [ { data: 'checkbox', title: '', className:

Yes, the columns are not lined up because it thinks there is a vertical scrollbar due to the "int" vs "decimal" comparison. I will see if I can reproduce in a fiddle

don't need to could columns to tell which one

const table = new DataTable("#datatable", { columns: [ { title: "ID", data: "id"

with the column using columns.render. As Allan mentioned you

the definitions of both columns and columnDefs together - you

one of two underlying columns depending on what the

Looks like you can just use the columns option instead of columnDefs, like this: columns: [ { data: 'ID', orderable: false }, { data: 'UHID' }, { data: 'CATEGORY' }, { data: 'QUESTION' }, { data: 'PRETTY_QUESTION' }, { data: 'NEW_ANSWER' }, ], Kevin

listener to the other columns (or perhaps just td:not(first-child)