Search

not but in my AJAX implementation I followed the

4)); alert(JSON.stringify(fnCallback, null, 4)); $.ajax( { "dataType": 'json', "type": "POST",

TableTools has a built in 'ajax' button, but it doesn't have the confirm option in it - so no - this is probably the best way of doing it at the moment. Allan

would work with the Ajax (json) data source sample.

Got it working. There's problem the way I setup my ajax. Updated code: $.getJSON("GetMethod", "", function (data) { $.each(data, function (value) { $("" + value["FirstName"] + "" + value["LastName"] + "" + value["Email"] + "") .appendTo("#tbodyTest"); }); }); $(document).ready(function () { $('#tableList').dataTable({ "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", "bDestroy": true }); });

override the DataTa bles Ajax call with fnServerData and

Almost I think - but rather than giving your data array as sAjaxSource, give it as aaData . sAjaxSource would make DataTables do the Ajax request, but you've already done that :-) Allan

Use server-side processing: http://datatables.net/release-datatables/examples/data_sources/server_side.html - it uses Ajax instead of reloading the whole page, but it allows you to do a LIMIT (indeed it is required) since all processing is done at the server. Allan

a way to make ajax post http request with

error that just with Ajax source set and on