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and from your DataTables initialisation. These are: If you

above example, the DataTables initialisation would be altered to

the data and columns.render initialisation option, or HTML 5

it using the data initialisation option. This data can

the simplest server-side processing initialisation is: $('#example').DataTable( { serverSide: true,

useful to set the initialisation defaults to common values

C" }, ... ] } And the DataTables initialisation is fairly simple with

massive speed boost during initialisation since your browser doesn't

table with the sPaginationType initialisation parameter (see this example

page styles and DataTables initialisation Base CSS

Good to know, thank you! In the meantime, the original problem was solved by putting the filter header row init process into the stateLoadCallback, which works perfect. The thread may be marked as solved. Regards, Thoniur

problem is you are initializing Datatables twice. Move the

are using this to init Datatables: var dtab = $('#tblCohort').dataTable({

You have to define columns.name a initialization. You can create a variable that contains your columns definition before initialization then use that variable in the init code, for example: http://live.datatables.net/gigerava/3/edit Kevin

Ok so the problem is in dataTable() call on init. It has to be Capitalize DataTable(). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25207147/datatable-vs-datatable-why-is-there-a-difference-and-how-do-i-make-them-w uf...

which i parsed on init loading of page to

populate the table then initializing Datatables. The first thing

initialized in the columns init? The variable that I

errors? Maybe your Datatables init code, assuming you are

Kevin, this is my init: $("#ajax_table123").DataTable( ajax_datatable_params ); these are