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the initComplete option. Since ajax is an async option

serverSide: true, destroy: true, ajax: function(data, callback, settings) { var

the table, issue second Ajax request for the data,

So this solved the problem editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { "ajax": { "url": "/path", "dataSrc": "" },

Hi @FelixBez , Take a look at the example here, this shows how you can send custom variables as part of the Ajax request. You could do this, so the server would know what to return to each table/request, Cheers, Colin

the contents of your ajax column call and the

ha at last i found where is the problem ,intial value should be in opts but i added in ajax. "opts": { "minimumInputLength": 3, "placeholder": 'Property Area', "allowClear": true, "initialValue":true,

processing: false, severSide: false, ajax: { url: URL, type: "GET",

@colin @J33g73 Thanks for the suggestion. I'm a novice so please permit my ignorance. A question; if I let DataTables manage the Ajax requests, how to link that up my with form's event handler $("#submit").click() ?

The footerCallback just needs access to the data that you want to use - so it can reference a global variable, initiate an Ajax call to get the data itself, or just use it's own logic.