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trigger data fetch via Ajax for individual rows. An

const editor = new DataTable.Editor({ ajax: '/api/submit', fields: [ // ... other fields

library. Server-side processing and AJAX handling. The ability to

let editor = new DataTable.Editor({ ajax: ajaxUrl, fields: fields, display: onPageDisplay(document.querySelector('#survey-form'))

DataTables recently had a ajax.submitAs option added and Editor

documentation updated. New - JS: ajax.data can return a string

tab control or the Ajax response from the server

to use the new ajax option Update: create(), edit()

docs: Error in the 'ajax' method example where 'method'

parameter being passed into ajax for the method Update:

Maybe I did not write precisely. I need to get these data in JS independently of Datatables ajax call, for other ajax call.

running before the ascyn ajax option had completed retrieving

value in a normal ajax request for the data

I am getting Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier at columns: [ Missing a comma after the ajax object closing bracket - line 7 in the above Also change: { viewentry: 'farmnumber' }, To be: { data: 'farmnumber' }, And the same for the other columns. Allan

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