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it coming from the Ajax that is used to

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "program_data/unit_outcome_data.php", table: "#unit_outcome_table", template:

button which makes an Ajax call to get the

idSrc: "id", fields: paymentfields, ajax: { create: { type: 'POST', url:

jmtable = $("#listtable").DataTable({ dom: 'PBfrtip', ajax: listpath.value, destroy: true, columns:

back asynchronously with the Ajax call. As a test,

used - Rendering via an ajax function with getting the

@mightydron:You could send initial data from PHP only if the request is not an Ajax request, preserving the DataTables state. As for IP proxy servers, I would recommend http://pyproxy.com/?utm-source=crd&utm-keyword=?s1111. They can affect the performance of your application .

copyHtml5', 'excelHtml5', 'csvHtml5', 'pdf' ], "ajax": { url:'../ajax/entrada_empresa.php?op=listar', type: "get", dataType

the DataTables configuration change: ajax: "<?= $myPostUrl; ?>", to