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You can use column().visible() for a single column or columns().visible() to control multiple columns. click 10 in show entries, it should show only column a -j You wouldn't be able to use the default page length input for this. You would need to create your own then use one of the above API's. Kevin

php 7 and magic quotes are not installed on my server. it's wordpress that forces the magic quote. as I load the file load.php in my php file before instantiating datatable the variables that arrived in POST were with magic quote. problem solved thanks allan

Hi @"walter.iermano@live.com" , Is this using Editor? That's not happening with the default page - see here. Cheers, Colin

@Colin, Thank you a billion times.

Hi @colin, Thanks for your response. I will look on it. Cheers, frankensteenie

Hi rozeitz, Unfortunately it is not possible to do this simply using the API methods for paging. I think you could achieve your desired results by using a custom filter function and setting up a set of buttons, one for each month. You could then just arrange the buttons as though they were for pages. Hope this helps, Sandy

https://datatables.net/reference/option/columns.width and this: https://datatables.net/reference/api/columns.adjust()

Hi @lokimoto , Not officially, but there are some third-party plugins/solutions that could help, such as this one here, Cheers, Colin

Hi @nesf , This doesn't look like an Editor issue, unless I'm missing something. This is because the plugin editor uses the cache directory "wpdm-cache" of the plugin wordpress download manager. Editor and DataTables aren't WordPress aware - so they would have no knowledge of that cache directory unless you configured something to use it. This blog post here may help, as it's showing how to install Editor in a WP environment. Hope that helps, Cheers, Colin