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more_data", "value": "my_value" } ); oSettings.jqXHR = $.ajax( { "dataType": 'json', "type": "POST",

the record from the ajax script to the Format.php

I would suggest using $jquery.ajax to do the ajax get, then splitting that up into 2 arrays via javascript in the callback from that function, and then initializing the datatables instances based on those 'local' javascript arrays/objects.

using client-side processing with Ajax. It creates the DOM

going to make an Ajax request. It looks to

Allan, When I use ajax call on one page

extra info in the ajax data source. Thanks for

Please read the forum rules and link to a test case: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/12899/post-test-cases-when-asking-for-help-please-read Having said that, you might want to use the download plug-in on this page, rather than an Ajax request: http://datatables.net/extras/tabletools/plug-ins Allan

Not built in, but you can write your own Ajax control using the fnServerData option which would allow you to do that. Allan

setting bProcessing and bServerSide to false - fixed this. bProcessing, bServerSide = true is needed for other ajax related functionality (although doesn't circumvent ajax) , but apparently it turns off the very useful client-side functionality of filter, sorting, and pagination.