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the paging after the initialisation. I assume you want

Hi @keker , The state is only saved if stateSave is enabled (see here), otherwise reloading the table takes it back to its initial state (see here). Cheers, Colin

No, the second will overwrite the first when initializing. Combine them into one columnDefs option. Kevin

be done with the initEdit event. Listen for that

row).find('input[type="checkbox"]').prop( 'checked', true); $(row).addClass('selected'); } }, "initComplete": function(settings, json) { $(".totalLimit").text(" / " + json.data.length);

so far: $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable({ initComplete: function() { this.api().columns([1, 3]).every(function() { var

Hi @inquisitive_stha , You could run that same initialisation code again, but with destroy set to true, that way it'll recreate the table for you. Cheers, Colin

Oh - remove the serverSide parameter from your initialisation btw. Your JSON isn't providing server-side processing parameters there. Allan

Reset Cols" hides the initial hidden columns... You will

in the table on initial load so its always