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Hi @Codepwned , Responsive is useful when you want columns removed due to screen size restrictions - so isn't really applicable to you. Child rows though have a similar feel, see here, and that would do what you want. Cheers, Colin

d.min = fmin; d.max = fmax; } }, columns: [ { title: "Title", data:[2] }, { title:

call var table = jQuery('#MyDataTable').DataTable({ "columns": columns, "data": data, "createdRow":

To take @colin's solution a bit further you could use filter() and count() in the search event for the hidden columns. If the count is greater then 0 then display the column. Kevin

json_decode($yc), "data" => self::data_output( $columns, $data ) It seems like

the plural rows and columns methods as well. Kevin

explicitly as part of columns (https://datatables.net/reference/option/columns)? I have only

var mtch = match[1]; var columns = []; if(mtch != undefined) match[1].split(";"); for(var

ready(function() { $('#licLookupTable').DataTable({ data : null, columns: [ { data: "LicenseNumber" }, { data: "Name"

note that I added columns.render to the Salary column