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You can use columns.orderable with targets: "_all" to disable end user ordering for all columns. EDIT: Mis-read the original question :-) Kevin

row compared to thead columns, etc.

I need to sum time(hh:mm:ss) values of specific columns downwards to monitor activities of the day 24hours and if I change time in one row it update the rest below it automatically. I have given example below

With about a dozen columns and not more than

Im try to use CDN href="//cdn.datatables.net/keytable/2.2.0/css/keyTable.dataTables.min.css" If i comment this code: keys: { columns: ':not(:first-child)', keys: [ 9 ], }, blue outline is missing

Since you are defining your columns as objects, { data: "advertisers.nombre" }, for example, you will need to access the name instead of position. Something like this should work: "createdRow": function( row, data, dataIndex ) { if ( data.incomes.platform_revenue == "8" ) { $(row).addClass( 'red' ); } }, Kevin

table (in rows and columns). Allan

I solved this returning two columns from the data source, one for diplaying and one for sorting: columns: [     { data: 'jobId' },     { data: 'venueId'},     { data: { '_':'bookingDate', 'sort':'bookingDate', 'display':'bookingDateDisplay'} },                                         { data: 'bookingTime',"bSearchable": false},     { data: 'catalogue', "bSearchable": false},     { data: 'jobStatus',"bSearchable": false} ],

not copy the keys.forEach, columns: cols nor table.rows.add(jsondata).draw();. Maybe

the sort direction. Other columns show what you call