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o; $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "/testUrl/test.ajax?command=stateLoad", async: false, }).done(function(data)

$('#summary-contacts-table').dataTable({ ajax: { url: restURL, dataSrc: "" }, dom: "Tfrtip", bInfo: false, searching: false, paging: false, columns: [ {"data":"name_last", fnCreatedCell: function (nTd, sData, oData, iRow, iCol) { $(nTd).append(', '+oData['name_first']); } }, { "data": "role" } ] });

you might have: ajax: { url: '...', data: function ( d ) { $.extend(

Try adding dataSrc:'' to your ajax call. I believe I've seen Allan say to do this before when you just have an array without the data object. ajax: { url: 'site/ajax', dataSrc: '' }

option instead: $('#module-results').dataTable({ "ajax": { url: "../includes/EBR.php?moduleID=" + newModuleID, type: 'POST'

true, paging: false, ajax: { url: "/plugins/shop/ajax/ajax_orders.php" }, columns: [ { data: "tblorders.OrderAmount",

as specified by $.ajax( { .... "url": "/"+path ... } But i have

utilize. How does that URL filter based on All,

top level object: ajax: { url: ..., data: function ( d ) { $.extend(

fnCallback) { $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "liveTransactions.aspx/getData", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",