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posted_period , scope: scope }, dataSrc: '' }, columns: [ { data: 'View' } , { data: 'Select'

var table = $('#workorder').DataTable({ //display columns "columns": [ //display action buttons

In the first your columns are inside of ajax object. Try it instead: $('#example').dataTable( { "ajax": { "url": "json.data", "type": "GET", "cache": true, "complete": function(xhr, status){ console.log(xhr.responseText); console.log(status); } }, "columns": [ { "data": "id" }, { "data": "name" }, { "data": "description" }, { "data": "createdAt" }, { "data": "updatedAt" } ] } );

could be put into columns but it wouldn't format

is apparently I had turned on stateSave: true, and that was somehow preventing the ID column from being hidden. If the columns were previously visible, then yes, that visibility would take priority over the inititlisaiton options. Allan

is that there are columns in your database that

pans faster than the columns. (I've also noticed getting

3 tables of 20 columns). I wanted to present

newTh = document.createElement("th"); newTh.innerHTML = "placeholder columns"; var newTd = document.createElement("td"); newTd.innerHTML

covered by the dynamic columns FAQ: Q. Can I