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First I would like to thank you for this awesome API !

Hi there,

I have also added

I have tried loads of different ways to get this to work.

Hi Allan,

btnGetData.onclick=function(){ editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "http://xxx.com/php/upload-many.php", table: "#dtQuotes", fields: …

Hi the question was part on some discussion opened by babablacksheep on August 2014

I set my dataTable to scroll:

Thank you so much for all your help Allen. That above suggestion didn't work and when I alert the typeof(data being returned from the controller method) it states it as a string... So idk if that's c…

Formatting: The triple backticks you had were right - they just need to be on their own lines.

FYI, when you are posting a comment the instructions at the bottom state:

So if the above scenario works, then shouldn't this scenario below work? I'm doing an ajax call to that same controller action and getting the same data and in the "dataSrc" property I'm us…

Thanks Allan for helping with getting this account back up. I've tried the above but still can't get data to show up. If I do this below, I can get it to work. I basically create a global variable an…

Thanks very much, but it didn't work. But I don't know if I did it right as I copied and pasted the example straight to page. and it didn't work, the 2nd page is still not rendering javascript charac…

You can use page. There is an example in the doc that shows capturing the page info. If you are using this and its not working then you will need to provide a link to a page showing the issue for d…

Hi,

I came across this post:

I am bringing back some data from an Ajax call.

The dataSrc property should be inside an ajax object (see ajax.dataSrc). Also, if your server is returning a plain array, you can simply set it to be an empty string - see this example.

I typed up a really good question and edited it a couple of times only to be told I need vanilla editing permissions and then my entire thing was deleted and I lost everything... ouch.