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actually see how the table is being initialised by

@ThomD Thanks, but the solution requires a fixed count of the column. In my tables they are not fixed. Some table has 5 columns and some has 7. Is there kind of something any 'global settings'?

@jfri_2007 - No - Printing does not maintain the classes from the original table because of poor performance. You would need to use the customise the print view if you want that - example. Allan

mocked up a dummy table to perform some testing

event for the whole table Use columns.createdCell to add

not used in the table. It shows only three

that was perfect thank you so much! but the hidden column must be the first column in the table so it can be sortable. thx thx thx

@Leprosy , you can place your filters outsude the table ( using the filter_container_id ) so they wont be affected of the column visibilty , just like the third column at the showcase. Thanks @jLinux :)

data passed to the table has to be transformed

not define columns... var table = $('#tab1').DataTable( { "order": [ [1, "asc"]