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function(val, data, cb) { $.ajax({ url: '/api/dependent', data: data, success:

letter in the request URL. Note that this will

look at in a URL, so we want to

a change from. The URL to which it should

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Hi @Marcusshaocong , It would be the same as the original initialisation - just with the URL path. You could even just add destroy as I mentioned above, so you wouldn't need to call destroy, something like this. Cheers, Colin

Hi @LaRichy , You can use ajax.url() to modify the URL, Cheers, Colin

Is there a language url equivalent for the datatables

Can you try data: { id: <script>document.write(id);</script>, This is how I do mine on php pages $(document).ready(function() { var table = $('#example').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "/data.php", "data": { "zone": "", "searchvalue": "", } }, serverSide: true,

we use for the URL validation has an option

The ajax url setting now accepts a function in the latest release.

selected.any()) { $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: .... data: { contractId: selected.data().contract.id } }); } This

The solution to my problem was to change the ajax url to: "ajax": { "url": "/WTM/Home/GetTaskLog" }

I added the language {url:...} option to the table.

data from your ajax URL defined here: "ajax": { "url":