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the data source (DOM, Ajax). The key thing is

Take a sample of the Ajax response and use data to add it as Javascript sourced data. Like this example. Kevin

Hi Kevin, Yes, it's ajax loaded tables all four

data now? Is it Ajax loaded, DOM sourced? We

Also, I check the Ajax Data tab in the

var SkillsEditor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: { url: "api/EmployeeSkills", data: function

fetching the data throught ajax. After a lot of

You can initialize your Datatables within the $.post callback. Like this: function(data) { var display = JSON.stringify(data); showMsg(display); $('#example').DataTable( { "data": data.list, "columns": [ { "data": "number" }, { "data": "type" }, { "data": "requestor" } ] } ); } Instead of using ajax use the data option to load the table data. Kevin

You can use columns.title to build the table header. This example derives the column headers from the ajax response. Maybe it will give you some ideas: http://live.datatables.net/huyexejo/1/edit Kevin

via data or by ajax. It looks like you're