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this editor3 = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "ajaxCorrespondence.php", table: "#correspondenceTable", display:

change it before the AJAX post, or I catch

You are correct. If you disable server side processing then Datatables is in client side processing mode and expects all the data at the client. The server side processing parameters are not sent in the ajax request. Kevin

I will answer my question first create an new function with the same ajax request function ajax(){ $.ajax( { url: 'datatables/editor/ajax_dates.php', method: "POST", data: .... }); } then I can use them in $('#lng_id').on('change', function () { console.log('language change'); ajax(); } );

back. editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "/api/applications/data/", table: "#data-table", fields:

once again. No, the Ajax request to the server

But if I have 3 tables I would run the function 3 times Just restructure the code so the ajax request is called once but populates all three tables, for example: https://live.datatables.net/fudacuye/2/edit Kevin

sent in the callback ajax: (params, callback, settings) =>

My issue was when using Ajax to load the data. But it definitely wasn't the ajax causing the slowness. I'm hoping to post something soon.

If I add some criteria that does not return any data from my endpoint and I reload the table then i get an error, What does the Ajax response contain? It probably should contain an empty array, for example []. Kevin