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you could use the columns.orderData option along with hidden columns as you have done.

similar - it's building the columns dynamically based on the

table with two different columns? If so, then yes,

You could use Javascript splice() to insert the rendered column where required into the columns array in the success function. Kevin

Combine all the initialization options in one object, like this: $('#example').DataTable( { data: myList, columns: MyCols, "scrollY": "200px" } ); Kevin

document).ready(function () { $('#searchTable').DataTable({ data: datatransformed, columns: [ { title: "Word(s)" }, { title: "Text"

few of my table columns but I required colspan

title: "email"}]'; data: myList, columns: cols any ideas?

but it will required me to know which column to set as numeric-comma type before runtime? my columns build and create only at runtime after getting the column type from the database

true } ], "order": [], data: tab_data_Pop, columns : labels } ); $("#growthtab2").DataTable( { "columnDefs" : [ {'targets'