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Not sure if this is answering your question but if your JSON response doesn't always have all the columns you can use defaultContent to set a default for the missing data objects. Kevin

not using any fixed columns in the table in

It actually removes those columns entirely from the DOM.

can be either on columns or globally, but both

ajax: "program_data/user_data.php", dom: "Bfrtip", columns: [ { data: "user_id" }, { data: "first_name"

need to add two columns or use columns.defaultContent or columns.render to fill in the

the number of table columns in HTML and what

the row(1st and last columns ). When clicking on either

If the number of columns in the DOM equals

var that = this; console.log('528 columns ',that); $( 'input', this.footer() ).on(