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You are initialising your DataTable somewhere, something like this: $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable(); } ); Read the docs on columnDefs or columns, and expand your initialising code accordingly. Alternatively search the forum, there are plenty of posts on adding urls to columns.

Depending on your initialisation order you might need

into the section for initComplete. However, my concern is

Two options: Trigger the click event you've already got set up Call the row().child().show() method after the initialisation For 1, all you would do is: $('#cms_module_uptime_monitors tbody td.details-control').click(); Allan

Are you loading data via Ajax and then immediately calling page.info()? If so, recall what the first a in Ajax stands for :-). You need to use initComplete to wait until the data has been loaded. Allan

can be defined after initialisation. You would need to

Thanks Allan. All I needed to do was remove the table parameter on initialisation ;-)

You might be interested in the discussion in this thread about integrating these two extensions: https://www.datatables.net/forums/discussion/22677 . Responsive uses settings derived only from the initial settings. Use responsive.rebuild() to recalculate the class logic. Allan

to _fnGetCellData or an initial call to set prior

for more than the initial load... perhaps sorting the