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set a default Ajax URL, and enable the onBlur

be printed showing the URL to enter into your

you will see a URL in a comment at

parameter directed at the URL to load the data

client-side configuration: $('#example').DataTable( { ajax: { url: "../php/searchPanes.php", type: "POST" }, columns:

the configured Editor Ajax url. Updating the rows is

call to the document's URL. If you need that

used: new DataTable('#myTable', { ajax: { url: '/api/users', dataSrc: { data: 'results',

POST request: $('#myTable').DataTable( { ajax: { url: '/data', type: 'POST' } } ); Combined

and you'll find a URL that will automatically select

You probably want to let Javascript build the URL instead of your templating engine. Try this: return '<a href="'+data+'">View Invoice</a>'; Kevin

the Header not the URL. You will likely need

above, I´ve the following URL opened: https://localhost:44314/exec/state/3 but if

The properties.UNCPath was already a URL so I wanted to display that, I found this reference return ''+data+''; which was what I was looking for.

I don't quite follow, sorry, but I would expect you would change line 17 above to behave like your getPillar(), i.e get those values from the URL parameters. Colin

can I add this URL in addition to the

Yes, that's the idea. Although you'd manually set the value like below. ajax: { url: "<insert your URL>", data: function (d) { return $.extend({}, d, { "cadastrarEstudante": <value> }); }, type: "POST" },

All I wanted was the current data wrapped into a URL. This worked for me. { "targets": 0, "render": function ( data, type, full, meta ) { return '<a href="http://www.nature.com/submissions/'+data+'">'+data+'</a>'; } }

e.ajax.url=": "Cannot set property 'url' of undefined"...since e is

want to get the URL encoded parameters on the