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the DOM to order columns. Typically DataTables will read

em>Age and Start date columns are affected by the

you aren't sure which columns the date/time data will

detected data type, so columns detected as a date

detected data type, so columns detected as a date

a Javascript array. The columns in the table are

allows ordering by multiple columns at the same time,

cells suitable for the columns the element covers. As

in the misalignment of columns when scrolling is enabled.

to loop over the columns (the

problem is that the columns have type: 'date' defined

define the number of columns and the titles of

is an example using columns.render that should help. http://live.datatables.net/yovurava/1/edit

the table, including the columns and then build the

fix after hiding the column(s), but before a call

found the simple solution table.columns().visible(true); // To visible all columns in colvis collection $($.fn.dataTable.tables(true)).DataTable().columns.adjust(); //To Adjust column width

one or two specific columns, I Know PDFMaker is

using the example above, is this a valid way to load variable columns from a java script object var cols = { "data": "ID", "name": "ID", "title": "ID", "autoWidth": true, "class":"read_only" }; dt1 = $('#mytable1').DataTable({ "columns": [cols] }); thank you for any clues

Thanks! I originally did what's in the below code. I didn't think of trying to clear individual columns like that. I'll do some testing. $('#djn-table-input-1').on('keyup', function () { stdTable .columns() .search('') .column(0) .search(this.value) .draw(); });

using exportOptions to specify columns you need to print,