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load the data with Ajax originally, see example here,

data via a jQuery ajax request. In the success

It all depends on how that master table changes - whether an Ajax feed or a user editing it. It would be worth detailing your requirements more fully so we can get a better idea of what you're after, Colin

example: editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "../php/join.php", table: "#example", fields:

Tracker::filter($request); $trackers = $filter->with('user')->with('settings')->where('status', '1')->paginate(50); $ajax = $filter->with('user')->with('settings')->where('trackers.status','=', '1'); if ( \Request::wantsJson()

You can use ajax to fetch data directly

have Editor make an Ajax call to the server

data I get in ajax, for example: inside modal

@dmeister Thanks for the test case. I used $('#programs').DataTable().responsive.recalc(); in the console after the second get data button and it adjusted the display. Try using responsive.recalc() after tblPrograms.order([15, 'asc'],[0, 'asc']).draw(); in your Ajax success function. Kevin

editor; editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: { create: { type: "POST", url: