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data(): total_filtered = 10 # sorting order = [] i = 0 while True:

deferRender: true, dom: 'tB', order: [3, 'desc'], paging: false, ordering: false, buttons: [], columns: [{className:

Depending on what you are doing it might be easier to use the order() to get the column ordering. Please provide more details of what you are trying to do with the custom ajax call. Kevin

0 ] }, //set the starting Order { "orderSequence": [ "asc" ], "targets": [ 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13 ] } ] }); } ); </script>

It seems that in order to get it to

and in the right order. For example, to find

datasets in the given order. Or have I done

Kevin is right, that will create more and more event handlers on each order event. A workaround though is to just call that event once with one(), rather than on(): table.on('order.dt', function() { table.one('draw', function () { table.fixedHeader.adjust(); }); }); Colin

This example shows how to reverse the order for PDF - the same would apply for Excel, Colin

In order to help debug we will need to see the problem. Please update the test case to show the issue. Or post a link to the page where you are trying the CSS code. Kevin