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I found a simple fix doing: { label:'Branch', name:'applicationForm.branchID', type:'select' }, ........ editor.dependent('applicationForm.branchID', function(val,data,callback){ $.ajax ( { url : 'application/includes/php/getBranchData.php', data : { "_" : $.now() }, type : 'post', dataType : 'json', success : function ( json ) { console.log(json) editor.field('applicationForm.branchID').update(json); // editor.field('work.areaID').val(json.selected) //console.log("area: "+json.selected); } }); }); I would have preferred the other way seeing it is cleaner.

Did you follow the steps at the URL provided? What are the results? Are you returning the JSON data as described here: https://datatables.net/manual/server-side#Returned-data Kevin

example: "ajax" : { type : "POST", url : "data", dataSrc : "", } How many

meta); return '<a href="' + /* url goes here */ + '"> + sanitized

json', "contentType": "application/json; charset=utf-8", "url": sSource, "data": aoData, "success":

Yes, as the example. I use ajax like following setting $('#mytable').DataTable( { dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: "php/mytable.php", type: "POST" }, serverSide: true, columns: [ ..............

form[name="filters"]'); $.extend(data, _form.serializeAssoc()); $.ajax({ url: 'myurl', type: 'post', data:

ajax: { url: "pages/masterdata/templates/php/table.masterdata.php", timeout: 60000 } can be used to specify your own timeout. The above is for 1 minute. Allan

visible:false,targets:0} ], dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: '/api/AdjustmentTable', type: "post", ** data:function(data){

oh.. I Am sorry ... the second URL was wrong.. but I figured it out myself... was a problem with ID that is return after the image is updated... Thanks for checking though...!!!