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paging": false, "bInfo": false, ajax: { url: source1, dataSrc: ''" }, columns:

this: <script> $(document).ready(function () { $('#AuctionTbl').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "/Auction/GetData", "type": "GET",

you are using the ajax option you could use the -ajax.dataSrc option as a function

The return type of the method which the ajax call is hitting is Json string.Hence result.d is string. JSON.Parse(result.d) worked !!!!! Thanks for the help

There's this example, using Ajax, but I suspect you've

Hi @x14841003 , If you look at the /Editor examples, such as this one here, you can look at the "Ajax load" and "Ajax data" tabs beneath the table (plus the Network tab in the browser's development tools). Cheers, Colin

Likely you are getting the console error: Uncaught ReferenceError: table is not defined Add this to your init code: var table = $('#table_id').DataTable({ "ajax":{ ...... Looks like the rest should work. Kevin

Hello @collin, This is my example: http://live.datatables.net/sohuyuwa/1/edit Originaly it has a ajax script to upload results on the database that I took off since it is not going to work on that example. Cheers, Paucharan.

Thanks for the help, I already solved the problem: 1. Deleteing the option: "ordering": false, 2. Adding the sequence number to the ajax source.

as below: $(document).ready(function(){ $('#products-table').DataTable({ ajax:{ url:'{{url('admin/sageproducts')}}', dataSrc:"data", }, columns: [ {data: