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exportOptions: { modifier: { page: 'all' }, columns: ':visible'} } ] }); });

GET, $sql_details, $table, $primaryKey, $columns ) to this: SSP::simple( $_POST,

need to map the columns to each element. Hope

Actually that JSONJ response just as it is would work without defining ajax.dataSrc and defining the columns like Colin's first example. http://live.datatables.net/towakine/1/edit Kevin

in die Zwischenablage', exportOptions: { columns: [0, 1, 2, 6,

Hi @btgomez , It will because of the length of the data in the columns would be varying on each page. You can set a specific width for each column with columns.width, Cheers, Colin

Genius! I didn't realize I had columns in the ajax section. Thank you for your second set of eyes. =) Your fix is shown on: http://lektrikpuke-001-site1.ctempurl.com/Home/Contact Thanks again for your help.

"columns" : [ { "data" : "id" }, { "data" : "name" }, { data: null, "defaultContent": "<button>Edit</button>", } ] I don't understand how I can use the id inside the button - How do I access the id number in the same row?

You can use the order to set multiple column ordering on initialization. Or you can use the order() API to set the ordering for multiple columns. Kevin

editing code below: "keys" : { "columns" : ".inlineEditable", "keys" : [ 9 ], // 9