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When you add data to DataTables, it creates a cached version of it for faster sorting, filtering, etc. Please see my response here I would like to point out that rows().invalidate() will accept any updates to the original data and re-render. So if you change the data behind a row and then call row().invalidate().render() on that row, you will see update values.

Anybody please?

Thanks! I knew it was something super simple. I should have looked at the console...Oops.

Thank you Allan! That is exactly what it was. It had a tab before the data. Remove that and it works fine.

You are correct - in Editor preSubmit is the way to do it. "Discussions" (as opposed to "Questions") can't be closed. But anyone reading this will realised it has been resolved! Allan

It is very unlikely to - although it is of course impossible to say with absolutely certainty that it won't since I don't know how your server is configured. Allan

Hi, This sounds like a perfect use case for the PHP library's server-side events. That way you can still fully support multi-row editing and its easy to get the information you want. Regards, Allan

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I am using below peace of code and some time its working and some time its give 400 error bad request. $('#example1') .dataTable( { "bProcessing" : true, "bServerSide" : true, "iDisplayLength" : 50, 'bJQueryUI' : true, "bLengthChange" : true, "bDestroy" : true, "bInfo" : true, 'sServerMethod' : "GET", "crossDomain":true, "cache":false, "sAjaxSource" : ctx + '/api/store/test?lookup={"memberNo":"","firstName":"firstname20141201","lastName":"lastname20141201","companyName":"","address":"","email":"","phoneNumber":"","zipCode":"","city":"","state":"","emailExact":"","couponCode":"","month":"","orderNo":"","date":"","repceiptNo":"","taxExemptNo":"","transactionId":"","transactionDate":"","start":"0","end":"500"}', /* "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", */

how do I update the row inside createRow function "createdRow" : function( nRow, aData, iDisplayIndex ) { var $row1 = $('td:eq(1)', nRow).find('.progress').eq(0); $.ajax({url: "url",dataType:"json", type:'POST',data:{ data:$data}, success: function(result) { fnUpdate( nRow, false); }, }); },