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an object, be it Ajax loaded or from the

async behaviour such as Ajax you need to make

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: '/api/staff', table: '#myTable', idSrc:

responding to the Editor Ajax request with. Instructions on

altered to be: $('#example').DataTable( { ajax: "../php/staff.php", columns: [ { data: "first_name"

Once you have the Ajax data response from the

great if you are ajax loading the data, but

case of running an AJAX operation to pull back

rather than the new ajax parameter) or by setting

particularly important when using Ajax sourced data. The DataTables

Look at the browser's console and you will see you have a syntax error. You need a comma between the options, like this: $(document).ready( function () { $('#example').dataTable( { "dom": 'frtip', // comma goes here "ajax": 'arrays.txt' } ); } ); Kevin

like that: $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable( { "ajax": "arrays.txt" } ); } );

The ajax option uses jQuery ajax

the server // matching how ajax.data works in DataTables method: 'GET' // Ajax HTTP method }, opts ); // Private

help many developers Both ajax.data and ajax.reload() i am

use of the DataTables Ajax loaded JSON. Allan

makes a call to ajax end point Sounds like

@kthorngren yes sir, just now i inspected it. even after invoking ajax.reload, the JSON response in browser's network inspector is same without any change. only rows of table are getting shuffled. so no problem with ajax call or DB.

the columns. Click the ajax tab to see that

A: if you're using ajax loading data.. sometimes if