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I Think you should use error parameter just like in below code.. mytableHSX = $("#mytableHSX").DataTable({ //"aaSorting": [[ 2, "asc" ]], "language" : { sLoadingRecords : '', emptyTable: 'No Records Found' }, "ordering": false, "ajax": { 'type': 'POST', 'url': 'includes/retrieve-Hscode.php', 'data': { hscode: '', HsLikeEx: '' }, 'error': function(){ $('#lodr').hide(); $('#msg').append('No Records Found').show(); } } });

POST", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", url: "/WebServices/Common/DynamicFormService.asmx//DeleteRecordDelete", data: "{objDataTable1.GetSelectedRowIDs("dtdynList") }", success:

my DataTables JS: ajax: { url: '@Url.Action("JsonGet", "Schedule")', data: { id:

request to a second URL which is another Flask

Thanks for the link and details. however, when I attempt to login with that info the form just releases - no error message shown. But there is ?error appended to the URL. Allan

I've removed your url now. It wouldn't be appropriate to delete the discussion since its a question that has been answered and others might find it useful in future. Allan

@allan I will Try It. Can you please give reference URL for implementation Documentation.

call: function refresh_sharesdetail(){ $.ajax( { "url" : '/data/shares/', "dataType" : 'json', "type"

The URL being request looks very very odd. Can you show the client-side code? Have you set the ajax option? Allan

AddUser() { $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "/Test/AddUser", data: { userId: $('#TUsers