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will result in two ajax requests. You can use

searching": true, "ordering": true, "ajax": { "url": loadUrl, "type": "GET",

Whether it's ajax source data or data in the DOM it should behave the same. This thread should help, it's asking the same thing. Cheers, Colin

Yeah I'm doing it on Ajax request but this would be a large overhead If i delete a row with story odrder 100 and then update the subsequent order of the rows for a million records.

and it shows the Ajax response from fetch.php is

For the test case, you can just load the data with data rather than Ajax, the important thing is for us to see a running example of the issue you want help with. Colin

Presumably the data is in a database, which your PHP scripts are extracting. These examples here should help, they're showing Ajax sourced data. Colin

that's pulled from an Ajax request. You need to

the browser's Network Inspector's Ajax view? If not that

My test case had Ajax data. Found this article