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easier to create my columns as a separate object.

If that is the case, you probably should pull your ajax out of the datatable and use the result set to define your columns and create your table

object you can use columns.render. You can define it

lt;?php $myColumns = $_POST['selectedcolumns']; echo "columns: ["; foreach ($myColumns as $col)

a case that 20 columns may be print... I

paging: false, searching: false, columns: [{ className: 'child-details-control', // from 'details-control

example click on the columns header or rows) on

Schedule")', data: { id: id }, }, columns: [ { data: "users.lastName" }, ... initComplete: function

is actually reordering your columns - its not just happening

applied or no date columns valid = true; } else { // I