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The only solution I found for exporting images is to iterate over all columns with images and convert them to Base64. Very likely. If you don't do that, is the performance better? Allan

serverSide": true, // "processing": true, "columns": [ { "data": "dbName" }, { "data": "cmpName"},

var myTable=$('#tablest_id').DataTable({ "data": json.data, "columns": [ {"data": "id"}, {"data": "the_item_name"},

directly // correlate to the columns in your <table>, ideally

the sum of the columns is applies for only

recognize that kind of columns (at least, I think

moment renderers for the columns. Allan

JS $(document).ready(function(){ $('#example').DataTable({ "pagingType": "simple", "ajax" : "json/test.json", "columns" : [ { "data" : "name" }, { "data" : "position"}, { "data" : "office"}, { "data" : "extn" }, { "data" : "start_date"}, { "data" : "salary"} ] }); });

previous: 'Previous', next: 'Next' } } }, columns: [ { data: null, title: 'Person',

Thank you very much allan :) . But how can I make the search input to look into the HTML of columns TD.??? :/