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That normally happens when the Ajax isn't correct - either badly formatted or the number of columns doesn't match what's configured for the table. That would be the place to start. Colin

processing": true, "scrollX": true, ajax: { url: '../dependencies/datatables/php/rfpworking_table_serverside.php', "type": "POST",

It doesn't have an ajax config since we don't

I would start by looking at the Ajax request and response to /api/LineItems using the browser's developer tools. The diagnosis section of this technote provides details of using the Developer Tools. Let us know what you find. Kevin

Setups searching: { regex: true }, // Ajax Filter ajax: { url: "FinalGrade/LoadTable",

records?"); if (confirmdelete == true) { /* $.ajax({ url: 'ajaxfile.php', type: 'post',

any. editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: '/api/SalesOrderLines/' + $("#OrderNo").val() + '/orderNo', table:

rows.add() is specific to Datatables (no Editor functionality) and only adds rows to the HTML table in the client. To update a database you will need to use an Ajax request to the server with the rows to add. Kevin

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: '/LM_programss', table: '#LM_Invoicing_programs', fields:

you are using an Ajax request inside columns.render. columns.render