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true, "ajax": { type: "POST", url: "WebService/GetData", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",

Apparently changing the url to /2 shows it. @nicklibee - Why have you removed the columns.data option from the column that you are rendering? Also, the else brach where you put the render function isn't being executed at all. Allan

if(validMemberSearchForm()) { $jq11.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: '/telephone/memberSearch.htm', data: $("#memberSearchForm").serialize(), cache:

Hi Allan I looked at colvis.js and found that the def is ColVis instead of colVis that I copied from the first url

sUser = { sUser: aData[0][2] }; $.ajax({ url: '@Url.Action("GetEmployeeTickets", "Ticket")', contentType: "application/json;

tried it, did not change anything, same symptoms: editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: function ( method, url, data, success, error ) { console.log(data); success(data); }, table: "#values", fields: [ { label: "Quantity:", name: "quantity" }, { label: "Type:", name: "type" }, ], submitOnBlur: true } );

Ok. I solved that way: "ajax": { "url": 'filter.php', "type": 'POST', "data": function ( d ) { return $('#formFilter').serialize(); } },

ajax.url() to change the url - event if you just

you might do: ajax: { url: ... dataSrc: function ( json ) { for

You will need to be more specific - the only saving state example I can see doesn't use the scroller, and it works perfectly in IE 8 for me. How about a URL to the example that's failing for you?