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this we use the ajax.reload() method (accessed through the

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "/Editor/controllers/staff.php", table: "#example", fields:

data which has been Ajax loaded or sourced from

action: function () { // Submit the Ajax Editor without asking for

user to modify the ajax, serverSide or scrollY parameters.

get options via an Ajax call. In the code

DataTables also has an ajax.data option that will be

server in a single Ajax call using submit(). The

or externally using an Ajax request. With dependent() complex

document).ready(function() { var table = $('#example').DataTable( { "ajax": "/examples/ajax/data/objects.txt", "columns": [ { "class": 'details-control',

loading the options over ajax, with serverSide enabled and

trying to make an ajax call to delete the

select: true, stateSave: true, //ajax: '/api/staff', rowId: 'id', columnDefs:

current Datatables option for ajax is ajax. You might

You have the columns inside the ajax option. Line 15 has a ; which is a syntax error. Try this: $(document).ready(function() { $('#books').DataTable( { ajax: { url: "{% url 'getbooks' %}", type: 'GET', dataSrc: "", }, columns: [ { data: "name" }, { data: "author" }, { data: "genre" }, { data: "pub_date" }, { data: "copies" }, ], }); } ); Kevin

data to DataTables with ajax (example here), or ajax.data, or just supply the

How do you mean multiple ajax calls? DataTables will make an ajax call whenever new data is required, such as when you change the ordering or the paging, it wouldn't make calls otherwise. Colin

txt I have used ajax call to MVC controller.

you're requesting data over ajax too - normally you would

Yep, that's possible to use a function for ajax, see the last section under Types in the reference page, and the last example at the bottom of the page. Colin