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prefer to use REST URLs, that is also possible

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ability to specify different URLs for the create, edit

takes an array of URLs pointing to scripts that

server, just swap the URLs out. One thing to

new code you have: url: 'principal.aspx/ObtenerRegistros', If changing principal

API to modify the URL used for Ajax submission

ajax object: $("#mytable").DataTables({ ajax: { url: [api url], dataSrc: [data

to call the same URL and time how long

mmm, the url has to be absolute? I think is for that. Now works, thanks!

customized code to convert URL to something Excel will

being added to the URL on the AJAX call.

I check if the url has a deal parameter

create") { $.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: getUrl(), contentType: "application/json", dataType:

false, "searching": false, "ajax": { "url": ajaxURL, ... You certainly need