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processing": true, // "serverSide": true, columns: [ {data:"cedula"}, {data:"numero"}, {data:"razon"}, {data:"link"}

there I loop different columns. Example: var api = this.api();

I was wondering why the padding was there. In my case, the user can't sort right aligned columns, so I commented out the rule. A brute force solution I know, but that's all I required.

dataTbl.row.add(rowData).draw(); . It fills the columns directly from the columns

you should define the columns with a data name.

more cumbersome to add/remove columns from both Datatables and

called editable on the columns that are editable (assigned

text-right class on some columns to align numbers to

console.log(arr1[0]); $('#employeeTable').dataTable( { "aaData":arr1, "destroy":true, /*"columns": [ { "data": "employee_id" }, { "data": "division"

class=site id='+JSON.stringify(data.sites.name)+'>'+data.sites.name+'</button>'; return buttons; } } ], columns: [ { data: "users.first_name" }, { data: "users.last_name"