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and it totals all columns correctly. However, my data

But the page loads fine and some columns can be sorted. When I type in the name of the item that is shown on the table and search, this error occurs

lists for the desired columns. As suggested by Allan

I just realized that: array versus Editor::inst( $db, 'datatables_demo' ) is probably using php/datatables with editor package; while $columns is probably the normal way? (without using the PHP library?)

You are looking for Responsive rather than FixedColumns. FixedColumns is used for a scrolling table only. Responsive however, will hide columns based on the table width automatically. The documentation for how to prioritise columns is available here. Allan

You can use the columns selector as a function (see column-selector) which would give you

Here is an example: from the table's columns data part: { data: null, render: function ( data, type, row ) { return '<a href="http://cookies.insites.com/" </a>'; } },

work by adjusting the columns when the div was

Is it possible to make the datatable auto flow into 2 / 3 columns. eg if width = 500 1 column / if with >500 < 1000 2 columns etc etc. No - sorry. That isn't something that HTML table elements can do. Allan

Hi Shomokh, Yep, take a look at this example, the second columns isn't orderable. Cheers, Colin