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Bug. Thanks for letting me know about that. I'll look into it. Allan

Could you give me a link to the page in question so I can check it out please? I don't immediately know what the issue would be from the description I'm afraid. Allan

Sure - use ajax as a function and have it get the data from wherever the data is and pass it through to the success callback. Allan

Tom, thank your immediate assistance. I started to modify the code, while still failed. As I am new to DataTable, so I will take time to study more and see if I am able to find the code error out. Best Regards BewweB

Okk I got the answer finally.

Sorry about the double thread btw :/

Parijat, what is the question? Check example how to use ajax https://datatables.net/examples/data_sources/ajax.html. Any additional formatting for values is done in table configuration.

I sure do wish it would make toast and coffee in the morning... ;-) Allan

{ data: null, render: function ( data, type, row ) { return '<a href="user_project_edit.php?project='+data.projects.projectid+'" target="_blank">User Project Edit Page</a>' } }

I have not figured out the first way yet but will work on it. Re the second way, I don't think that would work because "d" represents the built-in parameters that DataTables is sending to the serverside, but I am also sending parameters, so I don't see how I could put those into the key for "data". I found another way and that is to use the HttpContext object in my C# code, as shown: string searchValue = HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString["search[value]"]; int orderColumn = Convert.ToInt32(HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString["order[0][column]"]); HttpContext is available when the Request object is not. In order to have it in your code, you must put this statement at the top of your C# webservice file: using System.Web; Thanks