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statement to 'false', the columns show and hide perfectly...

Your generated columns array would need to use the columns.className property to see a class name. Allan

with displaying all the columns. Sorry I don't have

I actually had to change the columns parameters to the following. As listed above it threw a jscript error. { extend: 'colvis', text: 'Hide Columns', columns: ':not(:nth-child(-n+2))' } Thanks for the help. John

Another option is to use the columns-selector option to select only visible columns: table.columns(':visible').count(); Allan

The below code works but not sure why I have to add a dealy for the resize of the columns to work. tblObj.draw(false) //add delay setTimeout( function() { tblObj.columns.adjust().draw(false) }, 1);

echo " bindings<br>"; } $globalSearch = array(); $columnSearch = array(); $dtColumns = self::pluck( $columns, 'dt' ); if (isset($request['search']) &&

Yes, the columns option for the columnsToggle button type. There is an example here (although that uses the colvis type). Allan

Also have a look at this example which shows how you built a select based on the data in columns. Allan

enable and disable a column's searchable flag after initialisation.