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that what we might initially be running into here.

to do with the initialisation in HTMLawed. I'll get

Thanks for the clarification. You'd need to take the approach used in Kevin's example. DataTables does not have an API to add additional columns after initialisation. They need to be setup for initialisation. Allan

Hi Thanks a lot. I have got it working now by doing $(document).ready(function () { const v = $('#hideadmin').html(); const n = $('#hideRole').html(); const number = $.trim(n); const name = $.trim(v); $('#tableId').DataTable({ initComplete: function(settings) { var api = new $.fn.dataTable.Api( settings ); if (name === '' && number === '') { api.columns([2,3]).visible(false); } } }); });

Use the initComplete option to execute the code needed to apply the slide effect for the table. You may need to use columns.adjust() to resize the columns once the slide effect is complete. Kevin

2,3,4,5] and change the initial order to column 1

The initComplete function exposes the Datatables

before using colReorder.order() to initially change the column order.

in the console. Use initComplete for this. The second

from server. I think initializing an empty table is