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below will check the columns type using the createdRow.

above, and defining the columns. var oTable = $('#results').DataTable({ data:

columns: [ { data: "book", render: function ( data, type, row ) { if (row.book.substring(0,1) == '0') { return row.book; } else { return '<a href="'+row.book+'">Book online</a>'; } } } ]

buttons: ['pageLength',       { extend: 'colvis',         columns: ':not(.noColvis)',         postfixButtons: [{extend:'columnToggle',                           text:'Toggle

function ( d ) { d.site = id_establecimiento(); } }, columns: [ { data: "nombre" }, { data: "condimentos"

extend: "create", editor: editor_jobgroup_1 } ], columns: [ { data: "employee_workload" }, { data: "mo"

viewport by collapsing the columns as much as possible.

great secondary effect: filtering columns now also triggers a

oops, that should be (for the appropriate column) columns: [{data: function(rowData) { return (rowData.updatedAt ===null)?"":rowData.updatedAt;}}]

I haven't used a dropdown with inline editing but have used checkboxes. For the checkboxes to immediately update their columns need to be excluded from inline editing. Maybe the same technique will work with dropdowns. Kevin