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Thanks. I am already using the hidden column option but would to prefer to set it as ID just to make it neater. Just wanted to make sure it won't mess anything else up. I'll give it a try.

If, however, you know the column offset for the column that you're checking, you can grab it directly: table.rows().every(function(index, element) { var row = $(this.node()); var statusElement = row.find('td').eq(6); // Index 6 - the 7th column in the table var isChecked = statusElement.prop('checked'); /* ... etc ... */ });

Hi @suryapathi , Yep, to both. You can get the page number with page.info(), and you link directly to a given page with deep linking. Cheers, Colin

Hi @ttataryn , My last answer on this thread here might help. This example from it does what you're after, I think. Cheers, Colin

Hi, Currently you would need to do something like: $.getJSON( url, function ( json ) { var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { // ... i18n: json.language } ); } ); Having Editor do that is something we do indeed hope to introduce in future. Allan

Hi @allan I got to use this API solution (columns.adjust()), but I was calling the method when the window wasn't visible. And seeing now, it makes perfect sense not to have worked before. :D Thanks by the tip. :)

@kthorngren . Thanks! This is exactly what I want to do. I will go through it to see if I can make it work! Thanks!

Don't use $.getJSON in this case. You've already configured DataTables with ajax to tell it where to get Ajax data, so just use ajax.reload(). If that isn't working for you, I'm happy to take a look at a test page showing the issue so I can help debug it. Allan

Hi Cronos89, Yep, you can add your attributes to the set by having stateSaveParams and stateLoadParams customisations, as in this example. Here, if you type anything into the input element, then reorder a column (to force a save), when you reload the page that input value will return. Hope that helps, Cheers, Colin

Since Datatables doesn't know about attributes, etc you will need to use jQuery (or your preferred method) to get the img attribute. For example: $(this).closest("tr").find("td:eq(1) img").attr('alt') Might be an easier way but this one worked for me. Kevin