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workerDataTable = $('#wTable').DataTable({ ajax : "/Home/returnWorkerJson", columns: [ { data: "serverName" } ] }); Table just

table with the following columns: id, site_id, area_id, equipment_type,

php/staff.php", order: [[ 1, 'asc' ]], columns: [ { data: null, defaultContent: '', className:

function (data) { return JSON.parse(data) } }, columns: [ { data: "Attributes.Client" }, { data: "Attributes.ver"

take a look at this https://datatables.net//forums/discussion/comment/97823 and also at columns orderable: https://datatables.net/reference/option/columns.orderable

processing": true,         "ajax": "Data/objects_deep.txt",         "columns": [             { "data": "name" },             { "data": "hr.position"

so I have the columns in the Jason that

Try this: render: function ( data, type, row, meta ) { var header = $('#Dynamic thead tr th').eq(meta.col).text() ... } That assumes that no columns will be hidden. If they are, you'd need to adjust for that using column.index(). Allan

Use columns.visible to hide the columns you don't want to show initially. Then use columns().visible() to show / hide columns when the button is pressed. Allan

This example shows how you can control which columns are exported. Allan