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data(); result += rowData.recno + ':' + diff[i].newData+'('+diff[i].oldData+')' + '-'; } $.ajax({ url: "AjaxGetData.wc?ti=rf&fl=DTrowReorder&key=CALLFUNC;"+updateTable+"xzx"+result, type: "POST",

sake of completeness the ajax call: $.ajax({ type: "POST",

Then use a jQuery Ajax request to fetch the

additional data parameters (in ajax) (d.parameterName = $('#inputIdOfDatepickerInput').val(); - Would you

pjax library and the ajax from the Laravel Blade

public IActionResult GetCategoryById(int id, int languageId = 0) { var categoryViewModel = _categoryRepository.GetCategory(id, languageId); return Json(new { data = categoryViewModel }); } [HttpGet] public IActionResult Edit(int id) { ViewData["categoryId"] = id; return View(); } The remaining errors are due to the url used in the Ajax section.

destroy: true, dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: "php/table.your_data.php", data: { varDate:

It is possible to dynamically create the columns. Here is a simple example using Ajax data and the ajax response to build and apply the columns. Note the use of columns.title for the header. Kevin

like editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { "ajax": "../../controllers/contract_return_forecast_supplier_fetch.php", "table": "#contracts", "fields":

The API doesn't matter. Use Javascript data to add to the table like the example I linked to earlier. Remove the ajax stuff. All we are interested in is the data and adding it to the table using data. Kevin