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A better option might be to add the third row in initComplete or if you are using headerCallback do something like this example from this thread to add the third header. Kevin

based on the current initialisation rather than the previous

You loading the table into the DOM then initializing Datatables. See this FAQ about options to improve performance. Kevin

appears to fix the initial problem, however, it created

the return statement. In initComplete you will use the

want and ignore the initComplete code. Kevin

You could add that class manually in initComplete - would that work? Colin

you can do an initial ajax call to get

I'm not clear in your code where you're initialising the DataTable for the child row. This example may help, it's doing what you're trying to do - note dom determine which elements are displayed. Colin

Okay...found it...easy peasy (o; initComplete: function() { console.log("Init complete..."); selection = 0; var node = $(".button-1"); node[0].style.backgroundColor = "#bb003d"; node[0].style.color = "white"; },