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Some of the options you might find particularly useful are: ajax - Ajax data source configuration data - Javascript sourced data serverSide - Enable server-side processing columns.data - Data source options for a column scrollX - Horizontal scrolling scrollY - Vertical scrolling Full list of options

if you are using Ajax sourced data, but for

the last DataTables initiated Ajax query. A full list

properties. For example the ajax.json() method gives you access

is built into the ajax data that is sent

be particularly useful when Ajax loading data as it

option being used with Ajax loaded data and a

coming from an asynchronous Ajax call, the SearchPanes need

this example is an Ajax file (

as this would be Ajax sourced and server-side processing

val, data, callback, e ) { $.ajax({ type: 'post', url: 'ajax/pix-num.php',

Duplicate of this thread - please don't repeat. As we said before, you need to follow the protocol here. Look at the Ajax tab on this example for what the format should be. Colin

Yes, @tangerine, it was my mistake. Initially I tried to have individual column searching with text inputs only. There was no crucial info about Ajax in the comments section. That's why the page should be updated with such info.

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