Hide columns dynamically
The previous answers are using legacy DataTables syntax. In v 1.10+, you can use column().visible():
var dt = $('#example').DataTable();
//hide the first column
dt.column(0).visible(false);
To hide multiple columns, columns().visible() can be used:
var dt = $('#example').DataTable();
//hide the second and third columns
dt.columns([1,2]).visible(false);
Here is a Fiddle Demo.
Hide columns when the table is initialized
To hide columns when the table is initialized, you can use the columns option:
$('#example').DataTable( {
'columns' : [
null,
//hide the second column
{'visible' : false },
null,
//hide the fourth column
{'visible' : false }
]
});
For the above method, you need to specify null
for columns that should remain visible and have no other column options specified. Or, you can use columnDefs to target a specific column:
$('#example').DataTable( {
'columnDefs' : [
//hide the second & fourth column
{ 'visible': false, 'targets': [1,3] }
]
});
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