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the initialization inside my $.ajax() request. As you can

As you're using ajax, you could add a function for ajax.dataSrc to tweak the data

Data docs. If using ajax then the Ajax docs

if you have asynchronous ajax calls in your code.

Assuming you are using the ajax option to fetch the data you can use the ajax.json() API to retrieve the last fetched data set. The Export.json button is not a built-in button so I'm not sure how it works. Kevin

that there is an "ajax" option but I can't

You have a nested ajax call within a loop.

debugger; var chemicalTable = $('#chemicalTable').DataTable({ ajax: 'chemical_classification.txt', order: [ [1, 'asc'],

initialisation becomes asynchronous. The Ajax request happens, the browser

getCookie('csrftoken'); editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { url: "http://127.0.0.1:8000/dashboard/api/investigator/", contentType: "application/json",