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already provided for DataTables (columns.render). The primary advantage of

is possible to use column-selector and cell-selector selectors to

if you are using columns.render Row node - see row().node().

if you are using columns.render Cell node - see cell().node().

a column selector (see column-selector). The value of columns.data

The DataTables columns.data and columns.render properties make use of

assign it to the columns.render option as needed. DataTables

place of fnRender the columns.render and columns.createdCell options are

function. The columns.data and columns.render options can be used

place of fnRender the columns.render and columns.createdCell options are

Hi @DavidPetrillo , There isn't a way as standard - but it would be trivial in initComplete to scan a columns data (column().data()) and if all empty, then hide with column().visible(), Cheers, Colin

Maybe adding / removing columns is the wrong word

so the fixed columns works now..so it resolves this question. thanks

one for the fixed columns and one for the

Hi @jstuardo , With Responsive, if the view area is too small, then columns will be hidden - so the horizontal scroll wouldn't normally be used alongside. If you want both, as you say, you'll need to set columns.responsivePriority, Cheers, Colin

Thank you for your reply. I use 2 columns => fixes_ {leftColumns_2, heightMatch_ 'none'} Looking at your example, I determined that I was missing select: {style: 'single'} My problem is solved now. thank you so much

issue with the fixed columns being scrollableX. On pagination

Search by the following columns as a criteria" }, lengthMenu:

to detect how many columns are being included in

Before you were using columns: '.show' and you said