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Listen for submitComplete and use window.location to navigate to another url if you need to. Allan

for those ids $.ajax( { url: config.editor.ajax().editRefresh.url, type: 'post', dataType:

are using two different URLs. This is the first

usersEditor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { url: 'php/table.users2.php', data: function ( d

code. For example: "ajax": { "url": "data-singlecard.php", "data": { "job": "getsinglecard",

my data from a url, where I uploaded my

This is one way to resolve the issue: <script> $(document).ready(function() { $('#table_data').dataTable({ "order": [[1, "desc"]], "columnDefs": [{ "targets": 0, "data": "download_link", "render": function (data, type, row, meta) { let url = "{{ url_for('confirmation_page', data='DATA') }}".replace('DATA', data); return '<a href="' + url + '">'+data+'</a>'; } }] })}); </script>

Hi @Greenmoor , Yep, exactly that. Either you have to expose the files so that a URL on the client would be able to access them, or you'll need a server-side script that responds to a GET. Cheers, Colin

I see the same behavior that @grozni describes in that the callback function to reload() seems to receive the previous json results. Too reproduce the example, the ajax url must be sending different data for this to be apparent.

projTable').dataTable( { processing: true, "ajax": { url: 'http://localhost:3001/v1', type: "Get", dataSrc: