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suggested, I got a table with the right amount

http://datatables.net/extensions/colreorder/api, the code you're looking for is... var table = $('#example').dataTable(); var colReorder = new $.fn.dataTable.ColReorder( table, { "aiOrder": [ 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 ] } ); That will set up the order, to call it you want to do... colReorder.fnReset(); return false;

the page where the table lives, click the bookmark

I've found a workaround that works for me. Maybe it can be some help to others. On the change event of my parameter, I add a div to the table: $('#bdate').change(function () { imonth = $('#bdate').find('option:selected').text(); $("div").remove(".Print2"); $('#example').prepend(' Month: ' + imonth + ' '); table.draw(); });

tableDefinition = tableDefinition.concat('</tr></thead></table>'); $('#_dynamicReportContainer').append(tableDefinition); var table = $('#_dynamicReportContainer').children(); // do some updates

transformation in to structured table and now I want

you initializing your "var table" twice with different table

Word wrapping is an option as well, but it causes strange alignment unless you set the height. I am restricting the amount of characters that can be entered into a field as my table is dynamically populated from SharePoint lists.

screen shot of the table as you see it

working copy of the table, IE you can at