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Thank you yes that would work however I have just noticed the Ajax option which I think will help the performance issue so am going to look at that first

Solved it as in this test case. It works with Ajax and does not display the Update button.

I can see that error be displayed if the ajax call doesn't succeed - the callback is only being called in the success() function. Are you seeing errors in the browser's console, or any errors in the server-side logs? Colin

using my own proprietary ajax calls to retrieve the

document).ready(function() { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { "ajax": "admin_users.php", "table": "#user_table", "fields":

Code editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: { url: editURL, data: { _token:

child) */ paymenteditor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { url: datatablesajax.url + '?action=getpaymentstable', type:

Is data.inex definitely a string and not a number in the returned JSON? Could you show me the JSON that is being returned from the edit Ajax request? Thanks, Allan

editorAEF.dependent( ['tbl_cashmanagement_aef.criteria_acced'], function( val, data, callback, e ) { $.ajax( { url: '../datatables/controllers/cont_acced_list.php', data: { input1: editorAEF.field('tbl_cashmanagement_aef.criteria_acced').val() }, success: function ( result ) { editorAEF.field('acced_details').set(result); //The problem here how to display the value only not the whole json data? } } ); callback(true); } );

You can get Ajax templates JS BIn here