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new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { table: "#iconTable", ajax: "icon-list.json", // } ); // $('#iconTable').DataTable( { fixedHeader: true,

You can probably keep it as it is, something like this. There it's getting the data from the server with an ajax call, same as before, but here the processing is all client-side. Colin

a pid in the Ajax. The second Tabble will

are loading Datatables via ajax which asynchronous. The $('#example

name": "spip_mots[].id_mot", "type": "checkbox" } ], "ajax": "./?j=commercants", "table": null, } the

it will make an Ajax request to get the

or are you using Ajax? How is the Javascript

no luck. In my ajax call i already put

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

send the updates, via ajax, to the server. You