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Without a test case, it is hard to say for certain, but I would probably use columns.className to add a class to that columns - perhaps "nowrap". And then in your CSS: td.nowrap { white-space: nowrap; } Allan

When the call is server side you don't have any columns in HTML, but the properties in the error are the same that are defined in 'data' so I don't know where's the error.

request and passing the columns before the initComplete (not

it takes all the columns in the row and

1, 'asc' ]], "ajax": "data_project.txt", "columns": [ { "data": "select" }, { "data": "id"

it): const table = $('#' + uniqueTableName).DataTable({ columns: columnOptions, order: sortedOrderPerCol, deferRender:

matches the host table's columns and have it inserted

Aha, so now I have also learned where to put code for every or for specific cells. For the columns Option one must define every column, but not if using the columnDefs Option !

split into two different columns. I see your point

your reply. I've use "columns": [ { "data": "name", "name": "Name",