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->where will work just fine from the table's own ajax option. Assuming that the DataTable also calls ajax/csirs-departments_test.php using its ajax option, what does it return please? Allan

sure why making 2 ajax calls to pages with

new data from another ajax call, what I didn't

You can use the same table in the DOM. You would just need to initialise it differently, so the server-side has the ajax initialisation. Colin

Never give up! :) I've used the following solution which worked for me: //Check if datatable instance exists before ajax starts: if ($.fn.dataTable.isDataTable('#dtid')) { $('#dtid').dataTable().fnDestroy(); } //reintialise after ajax success: $('#dtid').DataTable({ Have a nice evening :)

this line in your ajax success function: $('#shopify_payouts').DataTable().rows.add( jsonData

document).ready(function(){ $('#upload_csv').on('submit', function(event){ event.preventDefault(); $.ajax({ url:"import.php", method:"POST", data:new FormData(this),

edit_imp_scad_add = $.trim($('#edit_imp_scad_add').val()); edit_note_scad_add = $.trim($('#edit_note_scad_add').val()); $.ajax({ url: "crud.php", type: "POST",

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

created with jquery and ajax and what I want