Adding an aaData for default data src and a function based mDataProp gives a message

Hi all,

I have a table wich is filled from a deeply nested object. I take the object's array field and pass to a function that will create the DataTable if it does'nt exist, then call fnAddData to add the array values to it. The problem is that I need a default added upon creation, wich I did with aaData and I also need some special formatting and the sorts applied upon the array's values before displaying the table. So I added a bunch of mDataProp functions to it. Now it gives off a warning about the functions. All the relevant external references are available to the functions (the table is properly displayed after all - it's just the warning alert that is disrupting the stuff).

Is there at least a way to disable the warning messages on a DataTable?

Here's the troubling piece:

     "iDeferLoading": 5,
     "aaData": [{id: "", numProcesso: "", titulo: "", assunto: "", descricao: "", acoesNecessarias: "", resp: {nome: ""}, situacao: "", prioridade: "", dtInicio: "", dtFim: ""}],
     "aoColumns": [
	{ "mDataProp": "id" },
	{ "mDataProp": "numProcesso" },
	{ "mDataProp": "titulo" },
	{ "mDataProp": "assunto" },
	{ "mDataProp": "descricao"},
	{ "mDataProp": "acoesNecessarias" },
	{ "mDataProp": "resp.nome"},
	{ "mDataProp": function(data, source, val){
		try {
			if(isNaN(data.situacao)) {
				return data.situacao;
			} else {
				return sits[data.situacao-1];
			}
		}
		catch(err) {
			return "";
		}			
	}},
	{ "mDataProp": function(data, source, val){
		try {
			if(isNaN(data.prioridade)) {
				return data.prioridade;
			} else {
				return priors[data.prioridade-1];
			}
		}
		catch(err) {
			return "";
		}			
	}},
	{ "mDataProp": function(data, source, val){
		try {
			return new Date(data.dtInicio).format('d/m/Y H:i:s');
		}
		catch(err) {
			return "";
		}			
	}},
	{ "mDataProp": function(data, source, val){
		try {
			return new Date(data.dtFim).format('d/m/Y H:i:s');
		}
		catch(err) {
			return "";
		}			
	}}],

Any bits are appreciated.

Cheers!

Wellington