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If all you are interested in is the time stamp then I would do this dataFilter : function(response) { var data = JSON.parse(response); sessionStorage.setItem("timestamp", data.timestamp); }, ajax: { url: blahblah, data: function(req){ req.timestamp = sessionStorage.getItem("timestamp"); return req; } }

Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, url: '/api/CondField/FieldARefs', type: 'GET', datatype:

edit: function ( method, url, data, success, error ) { //data.data[0].status

just last question Kevin... how can I pass to "ajax": { "url": "../YieldUP/Stiuazioni/LoadListaStorico", "data": <----- ???????, "type": "POST", "datatype": "json" }, all my model, added to usual params? (mean my model and draw, etc etc)

e) { $.ajax({ type: 'post', url: '/user_request', data: $('#user_selection_form').serialize(), success:

source rather than a url. Allan

SuppQuoteId != "") { $.ajax({ type : "POST", url : "getPRheaderDetail.htm", data : "SuppQuoteId=" + SuppQuoteId,

Thanks for the quick response. If you can link me the URL for the above-mentioned version it would be helpful. Pankaj Sharma

example').DataTable( { dom: "Bfrtip", ajax: { url: "/api/upload-many", type: "POST" }, // ajax:

edit: { url: "...." type: "POST", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json; charset=utf-8", }, contentType: "application/json", data: function(d) { return JSON.stringify(d); }, processData: function ( str ) { var json = JSON.parse( str ); // do something with json return JSON.stringify( json ); } }, Allan