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document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable( { serverSide: true, ajax: '/../mobile/admin/get_dev_list.php?deviceid=ALAN' } ); } ); </script> </body> </html>

You can specify different Ajax sources for the Editor

If you use the ajax option you can use

I was doing. datatables.php ajax: { type: "POST", url: "api/get-contacts.php"

true, false, undefined } $('#my-list').DataTable({ ajax: { // my_ajax params }, select: { style:

http://datatables.net/tn/1" editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: { url: 'TestView.aspx/GetStudentTabData', data: function

interestingly, this is working fine: $.ajax({ url: "../Home/GetTickets", contentType: "application/json", type: "POST", data: JSON.stringify({ 'objectParameter': someObject, 'booleanParameter': booleanValue, 'arrayParmeter': someArray }), success: function (json) { BindDataToDataTable(json['Item1']); //This function renders datatable }, error: function (e) { } }); function BindDataToDataTable(jsonData) { $('#example').DataTable({ "data": jsonData, ... ...

the data via the ajax option and populate the

Is the ajax causing the formatting issues then? What would your suggestion be to use to eliminate the formatting issues?

There may be some ajax options that might help.