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Yes you can apply column().search() to multiple columns. It will be treated

is seeing all the columns. This isn't a built

excel', title: pageTitle, exportOptions: { columns: arrColsExport, stripHtml: true, } }, { extend:

data and define the columns using columns.data. See the

You should be able to set fixedColumns().left() to 0 to turn off the fixed columns and to 1 (or whatever column you want to be fixed) to turn it back on. There is also fixedColumns().right(). Kevin

provided. The other three columns seem to show (or

for in the searchPane! columns: [ { data: "users.first_name" }, { data: "users.last_name"

having is with getting columns to have a sensible

extend": "remove", "editor": locationEditor } ], columns: [ { "title": "Location Name", "data":

The second table has 6 header columns but you have 7 in each row. Either remove the extra column in the tbody or add a column to the header. Kevin