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The URL, or collection of URLs when using a REST interface, which will accept the data for the create, edit and remove functions. The target script / program must accept data in the format defined by Editor and return the expected JSON as required by Editor. When given as an object, the create, edit and remove properties should be defined, each being the URL to send the data to for that action. When used as an object, the string _id_ will be replaced for the edit and remove actions, allowing a URL to be dynamically created for those actions.

due to a regular ajax.reload) the row will be

efficient to use the ajax.reload() method (or rows.add() etc).

consider using the clear(), ajax.url() and rows.add() methods. Destroying

in the case of Ajax loaded data,

asynchronous actions, such as Ajax loading of data or

the form, but an Ajax call to the server

table (rather than an Ajax or Javascript data source),

on the page Allow ajax.data to return a string

controlled via the API. ajaxData option for the upload

When you listed $.ajax() I thought you were

dataSL.job = lsData['sjob']['job']; dataSL.urn = lsData['sjob']['urn']; $.ajax({ url: "AjaxGetData.wc?ti=rf&fl=DespAllQty&key=CallFunc;"+dataSL.job+"~C;"+dataSL.urn+"~C" , type: "POST",

Like I said its not a Datatables issue. You will likely get better answers on Stack Overflow about how to handle tooltips with Ajax request. something like this thread. Kevin

seems to be for AJAX source. I wouldn't say

I am only triggering ajax on file upload and

would need to use ajax as a function to

Sorted: { var url = window.location.href; var parts = url.split("/"); var last_part = parts[parts.length - 1]; }; function loadDataTable() { dataTable = $('#tblData').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "/Admin/Account/DetailsByAccount?ID=" + last_part},

In your case using "ajax": mydata will try to

Is there a way to add rows to a table without parsing ajax response (jQuery.parseJSON)?

Use jQuery ajax() to fetch the data then in the success function populate the Datatables, as required, using rows.add(). Kevin