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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

The problem is ajax is an asynchronous process