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the link you placed gives a 404. Sorry - there should have been an l at the end of the URL. I've corrected it now. Allan

editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { url: "/ajax/members.php" }, table: "#example", i

var table = $('#loc').DataTable( { ajax: { url: "ajax/loc.php", type: "POST" }, processing:

var table = $('#krisendatenbank').DataTable({ language: { "url": "<we:url type="document" id="16107" />"

Hi Allan, I have exactly the same need as Olan, but can I use the piece of code you provided within a RESTful Editor interface like: remove: { type: 'DELETE', url: '../php/rest/remove.php?id=_id_' }

Use url : '/employees/_id_',. See the URL parameters section of the ajax documentation. Allan

Thanks Allan: I had tried that before, no change to the error. Here is what I had tried: "ajax" : { "dataType": "xml", "url": "http://localhost:8080/overview/map/xmldata.txt", "dataSrc" : function(xmlData) { return JSON.stringify(xmlToJson(xmlData)); } },

Just exactly as you have done. DataTables doesn't do any path processing, it will use the string you give it as the Ajax request URL. Allan

lt;/table> <script> table=$('#b_hareket_table').DataTable( { ajax: { url: "vendor/api/getFromEditorResults.php", type: 'POST' }, columns:

JdtIndividualColumnFiltererInitializer() }, Ajax = new JqueryAjaxOptions { Url = Url.Action("JdtGetJson"), Type = "POST" }, Columns