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It still looks like the inline editor is being invoked (when the box moves). I may have mis-counted the columns. Try :nt-child(3) instead. Kevin

Ah thanks. How do you do it for more than one column? $('#example').dataTable( { "columnDefs": [ { "orderable": false, "targets": 0 } ] } ); Do you just make 0 into an array of columns?

this is from Fixed Columns. Not sure how to

like this: { extend: "colvis", columns: ':not(.hiddenCols)' }, Now my hidden

function (data) { return data.data; } }, "columns": [{ "data": "fileName", "sortable": false,

excel', 'print' ], "data": data.d.results, "columns": [ { "data": "Document_x0020_Link", render: function

Use the columns option of the print button to specify what columns you want to include in the export. Allan

You will want to use a number renderer. Just add it to your columnDefs for the columns you want displayed with the renderer. Kevin

to iterate across the columns and check which have

it presumes that the columns are being added to