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Have you looked at the browser's network inspector to see if the Ajax (XHR) request is sent and what the response is? Do you get errors in the console log? Is the problem in the PHP script? Kevin

your JSON. See the Ajax docs for more details.

load the data with ajax.

komponist" }, { "data": "genre" } ] https://www.festklang.at/reptest1.php "ajax": { "url": "https://www.festklang.at/repertoire.json", "dataSrc": "data"

name: 'csv', type: 'upload', ajax: function (files) { // Ajax override

is these right? $(document).ready(function(){ $('#SHtable').DataTable({ "order": [[ 7, "desc" ],[ 0, "asc" ],[ 6, "desc" ]], "pdateLength": 50, "processing": false, "serverSide": true, "ajax": { "url": "getData.php", "data": function ( d ) { d.myKey = "myValue"; d.min = $('#max').val(); d.max = $('#max').val(); } },

the file, which the ajax calls, in a similar

Hi Kthorngren. Thanks a lot for your answer, but I am not using PHP, I am generating the JSON with Java using Spring, and then I access the URL wheres the JSON with AJAX.

function tableInit(){ $('#tbl_solicitud_devolucion_all').dataTable().fnDestroy() $('#tbl_solicitud_devolucion_all').DataTable({ "ajax": $.fn.dataTable.pipeline( { "url": $("input#base_url").val()+"api/solicitud/getSolicitudesDevolucionPaginada?estado=0,1,2,4", "type"

settings, callback) { callback(myCookies.getCookie("table-cookie")); $('#' + self.resultsTableId').DataTable().responsive.recalc(); }, ajax: function(data, callback, settings) { table1(self.searchCriteria,