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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.

the type in the ajax call and it's working.

Its not recommended to use ajax calls with columns.render as this could slow down the table display. Is it possible to get the information needed in the main ajax request as part of each row? Kevin

Ende übersetzung }); oTable.order([0, "asc"]).draw(); Ajax // Alias Editor classes so

Genius! I didn't realize I had columns in the ajax section. Thank you for your second set of eyes. =) Your fix is shown on: http://lektrikpuke-001-site1.ctempurl.com/Home/Contact Thanks again for your help.

jQuery.fn.dataTable); editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: { create: { type: 'POST', url:

code ... editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: url, table: tableId, order: