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@colin Thank you, I did it using ajax.dataSrc option dataSrc: function(json) { var Vehicles = []; return json.data.filter(function(item) { if (!~Vehicles.indexOf(item.vehicle_type)) { Vehicles.push(item.vehicle_type); return item; } }) } However, I am not sure if it is a best practice to do it from client side rather than server-side?

do this in the ajax.data option like this: d.pageNumebr

You could use ajax.data to add a value,

No, that's not possible, I'm afraid. You'll need to pass that ID to the serverSide scripts, using option ajax.data, and then get the server-side script to find the appropriate page (while also considering the filtering and ordering too). Colin

Well, its hard to say without seeing your Datatables init code and what you are doing when using the data as a Javascript variable. My guess is you need to use ajax.dataSrc with the value of value. Kevin

Yep, data is the default, but you can change that to anything with ajax.data, Colin

You can use ajax.data for that - if it's a function, you can conditionally send values. Colin

had to change the ajax.data parameter, creating a function

to the server, or ajax.json() to get what was

example as shown in ajax.data did not preserve the