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• girishmr Posts: 137Questions: 0Answers: 0

  November 2012

  data.iTotalRecords is what you have to use on successful ajax call. Same goes for sEcho and iTotalDisplayRecords
• pavel Posts: 2Questions: 0Answers: 0

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  Thanks for answer, girishmr, but I'm a little confused. Did You mean content.iTotalRecords for my example? And how I can set this parameter on successful ajax call? Now i fix this with this code:
  [code]
  "fnServerData": function( sUrl, aoData, fnCallback ) {
  $.ajax( {
  "url": sUrl,
  "data": aoData,
  "success": function(json) {
  json = json.content;
  fnCallback(json);
  },
  "dataType": "json",
  "cache": false
  } );
  [/code]
  and everything is works for me.
  But I'm not sure that's right way.
• girishmr Posts: 137Questions: 0Answers: 0

  November 2012

  Your code can be
  
  [code]
  "fnServerData": function( sUrl, aoData, fnCallback ) {
  $.ajax( {
  "url": sUrl,
  "data": aoData,
  "success": function(json) {
  // This piece of code. You can use this value anywhere you like
  var iTotalRecs = json['iTotalRecords'];
  
  // load the data
  fnCallback(json);
  },
  "dataType": "json",
  "cache": false
  } );
  [/code]
  
  iTotalRecords and iTotalDisplayRecords are set in the server script based on what is retrieved from your database
  
  sEcho is sent to the server from client and for each draw it will get incremented. You need not set this up.