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It depends on how you want to do the drop down. The easiest way is simply to use an HTML "select" input, to which you can apply an on change event handler:

Hi Adam,

Hello all,

Oh I see - sorry - from your original post I thought you could get the data from the first page, but not the full data. Okay, so what you could do then is one of two things:

Hi awbirkner,

This is for ASP.Net MVC. The table is in a control that's rendered using the MVC tag "Html.RenderPartial()"

Hi Andrew,

Hi Hans,

Hi awbirkner,

Hi Allan,

I want to add a new row to my datatable after I receive some values from a form on my page.

Hi again allan,

Hi,

I'm probably missing a basic datatables (or jquery) concept here, but after loading data via ajax, my click handler doesn't work:

Can't you just do: oTable = $('#whatever').dataTable( { fnDrawCallback: function() { oTable.fnGetColumnData();... } } ); ?

You sure can do this, and there are many ways to do it. The application that you are using it for will prescribe the best way of doing it...

Unfortunately, I don't have a space to put this on here and won't for a while. I'm just developing everything locally on my Mac and using Django's built-in server.

I have a knack for missing the obvious, unfortunately.

Remember to use $(document).ready() :-)

Hi Brandon,