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Use columns().header() with to$() to create a jQuery object you can loop through with jQuery each(). In the loop build the object you want for the columns. Here is an example with colReorder: http://live.datatables.net/dokukozi/1/edit Kevin

it be sorted by columns 1 and 2, but

But does it make sense to assign "description" to columns 8 and 9? Not sure but that could be something data tables can't handle. Why would you have two identical columns?

Possibly you can use columns.render to decode just the columns needed. You probably won't

error 18) about mismatching columns between the table header

function generateGrid(gridId, url, columnConfig, columns, columnDefs) { //Generate Headers generateGridHeaders(gridId,

failed: " . mysqli_connect_error()); $requestData= $_REQUEST; $columns = array( 0 => 'item

If you are using ajax then use ajax.dataSrc to point to the row data. See the second example in the docs. Use columns.data to define the columns. See this example. Kevin

Bti', order: [[1, 'asc']], columns: [ { data: null, defaultContent: '', className:

in the future? Most columns use a foreign key