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Very Good Morning! If the number of columns returned by ajax changes, then you must dynamically update the columns in the associated table also.

tried var table = $('#example').DataTable({ ajax: "data.json" }); with set interval

y la petición es esta $("#tablaProductos").DataTable({ destroy:true, responsive:true, "ajax": { "type":'POST', "url":'/ComercioElectronico/tablaPedidos', "contentType":'application/json; charset=utf-8', "dataType":'json', "dataSrc": "" }, "columnDefs": [ {"data": "id"}, {"data":"fecha"}, {"data":"estatus"} ] });

STARTA CHAMA A CONEXÃO AJAX DA TABLE function reloadTable()

If I understand correctly, you would need the Ajax to point to a web service that returns that structure, rather than going via the file. Colin

the async nature of Ajax. I think you will

just fine in my ajax tables. Are you referring

have editortaskimport = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { "url": "ajax_functions/update_tasks_import.php", "type": "POST",

I found the issue, it is not the papa parse it was in the editors ajax page ,but I fixed it.

Depends on the behavior your want. You can use ajax.reload(), assuming you are using the ajax option, to reload the whole table. Or you can use row.add() or rows.add() to add one or more rows to the table. Kevin