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var editor = new DataTable.Editor( { ajax: "/api/join", table: "#example", fields:

while ensuring that each Ajax request is independent of

initialisation: var table = $('#myTable').DataTable( { ajax: 'imagesData', columns: [ { data: 'imageId'

be configured to use Ajax interaction with the server

particular emphasis on the ajax and columns.data option to

the server. The Editor ajax configuration object can be

we set a default Ajax URL, and enable the

let editor = new DataTable.Editor( { ajax: "php/staff.php", table: "#myTable", i18n:

let table = new DataTable('#myTable', { ajax: '/api/staff', columns: [ { data: 'first_name'

values if needed preSubmit Ajax data is prepared and

Rather than using $.get use $.ajax. It gives you a lot more control including the a ability to send headers. Check the jQuery docs for details. Allan

Maybe you need something like this: ajax: { url: "fetch.php", type: "POST", "data": function(d) { d.check1 = check1; d.check2 = check2; d.check3 = check3; d.selectdep = $('#selectdep').val(); }, }, Kevin

@kthorngren @allan one more query.. instead of showing 'No data available in table' its loading continuously when ajax return null.

In Editor's ajax option, you can use {id} in the URL string and Editor will substitute it: ajax: { url: 'listings/{id}', ... } There is an example of that available here. Allan

from anonymous function: $(".table").DataTable({ ajax: function(data, callback, settings){ $.ajax({

The snippet from the Ajax load looks the same

The problem is the ajax call seems working because

you are getting an ajax error then the problem

Datatable config, ie, the ajax option and columns as

I could trigger an ajax refresh and tell the