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• allan Posts: 63,281Questions: 1Answers: 10,425 Site admin

  June 2016 Answer ✓

  This is what the JSFiddle echo serivce is returning:

  {
      "data[19][age]": "84",
      "data[7][age]": "97",
      "columns[9][orderable]": "true",
      "data[9][age]": "23",
      "data[4][age]": "92",
      "columns[8][data]": "8",
      "columns[4][search][regex]": "false",
      "columns[4][orderable]": "true",
      "columns[5][orderable]": "true",
      "columns[2][orderable]": "true",
      "data[13][age]": "59",
      "order[0][dir]": "asc",
      "columns[0][search][regex]": "false",
      "columns[6][searchable]": "true",
      "data[10][id]": "10",
      "data[15][id]": "15",
      "columns[4][name]": "",
      "columns[9][data]": "9",
      "data[20][id]": "20",
      "data[0][id]": "0",
      "start": "0",
      "data[18][id]": "18",
      "data[12][age]": "64",
      ...
  }
  

  Which isn't the expected format for server-side processing. You could JSON.stringify that string, it would still be missing the draw and recordsTotal, etc, parameters that are required.

  Allan
• malko7 Posts: 2Questions: 1Answers: 0

  June 2016

  Thanks for answer, but I have a doubts:

  JSON.stringify or JSON.parse?

  Why return a string and no a json object?
• allan Posts: 63,281Questions: 1Answers: 10,425 Site admin

  June 2016

  Sorry yes - you should JSON.parse the string :-).

  Allan