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as shown in the ajax from the example).

Thanks, Kevin! That helped :) This code works for me var table = $('#user_details').DataTable( { "rowCallback": function( row, data ) { console.log( data.user_status.toString() ); if ( data.user_status === "Active" ) { $('td:eq(4)', row).addClass('positive'); } else if ( data.user_status === "Inactive" ) { $('td:eq(4)', row).addClass('negative'); } }, ajax: 'php/table.user_details.php',

serverSide" : true, "responsive": true, "ajax" : { "url" : "findall", "dataSrc":"", "type"

success function of the ajax: success: function (data) { $('#create-modal').modal("hide");

processing: true, serverSide: true, ajax: 'FreightClaims/ssp_FreightClaimManagement.php', columns: [ { data: "claim_number_link"},

process var table = $('#products').DataTable( { "ajax": { url:"/Editor/Editor-1.9.5/controllers/products/products_fetch.php", type:'POST' }, serverSide: true,

results. . "setSelection" is an Ajax call. Are you trying

Yep, it's working fine here (using data rather that ajax but the principle would be the same) - so something on your end I'm afraid, Colin

unfortunately it is on an intranet so I am not able to provide a link. I suppose I will have to just live with the extra ajax call to manually populate the options.

Thank you. Is there a way to add custom parameters while Datatables APIs send Ajax requests to the server? I would like to create custom search panes