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You may also need to use ajax.deleteBody. Some HTTP servers don't support a body in a DELETE request, which is why it is disabled by default. Allan

Sorry - I did miss that part, which of course changes the context of the question! The documentation for how to do server-side processing with DataTables is available here. There is a live example available here. Allan

UPDATE: I modified the jsp, re-arrange the code with table and now I have a nicely layout table <table class="table table-bordered table-hover" id="items-table"> <thead class="green-thead"> <tr> <th>Item Names</th> <th>Departments</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <c:if test="${items.length() > 0}"> <c:forEach var="i" begin="0" end="${items.length()-1}"> <c:set var="item" value="${items.getJSONObject(i)}"/> <tr> <td>${item.optString("itemName")}</td> <td>Department: ${item.optString("departmentName")}</td> </tr> </c:forEach> </c:if> </tbody> </table> My page looks fine now, there's no error in the console:

Hi @arulkumar , As @tangerine said, the error contains a link that will give you some clues. If still no joy, we're happy to take a look, but it would help, as per the forum rules, if you could link to a running test case showing the issue so we can offer some help. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Cheers, Colin

They would be the same values for all of them, so if the footer uses data[0].element it would be fine. it's okay tho I managed by another mean

Hi @inonsha, This is probably a UTF-8 issue. Take a look at this thread here, there's a couple of discussion on things to look at. Hope that helps, Cheers, Colin

Hi @lekusip , You can send customer variables as in this example here. You could tie this in with event handling to see if the navigation buttons were pressed. Cheers, Colin

Hi @Sweety, The file, "data.json", needs to be accessible on your site. Probably the easiest way is to copy from their examples, and keep it inside your top-level directory "data" so it means less changes to your examples. Cheers, Colin

@plazav : nice, sorry, I missed your original reply, but that looks like a good solution :)

AHH! If it was in a PHP double quoted string (") then it would need to be changed to be single quotes (') to have PHP not try to expand a variable (denoted by the $). Fantastic to hear you've got it sorted out! Allan