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destroying the table and initializing it again with the

hide the tooltip before initializing again with drawCallback, as

You could use initEdit for that, something like:

order": [] to no order. Initially the table is built

how you can use initialisation options. So all the

Both of those are initialisation options, so you would need to destroy() (or destroy) the table and recreate it again with the desired options. You could use stateSave to keep the filtering/ordering/pagination of the previous table. Colin

I don't get it. My html code dissappears... ONe more try... "initComplete": function (settings, json) { $(tableSelector).wrap("<div style='overflow-x:auto; width:100%;position:relative;'></div>"); }

When this project was initially developed I was pulling

your own message/indicator before initialising the table, then removing it in initComplete, Colin

In the Editor initialisation you have: table: '#ReportDateRange', but in the DataTables initialisation you use: $("#RerportingTable").DataTable({ That discrepancy is likely the cause. Assuming you are using the same table, the two IDs should be the same. Allan