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You could implement the ajax option as a function

Yeah, I have tried both of those methods. First one definitely doesn`t help in this situation. The second one just adds new rows every Ajax update, however the child rows do retain their positions. Would you have any other ideas?

id for the row (ajax): url: '/api/MyObject/_id_' Worth noting

You want to use the rendering feature $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable( { "ajax": "api/all", "columns": [ { "data": "du_id" }, { "data": "site_id" }, { "data": "status" }, { "data": "submission_end_time" }, { "data": "region" }, { "data": "id", render: function (dataField) { return '<a href="' + dataField + '">Action</a>'; } } ] } ); } );

case I saw for ajax abort code currentRequest = jQuery.ajax({

var page_size=''; dt=$('#example').dataTable( { ajax: { url: "data.json", type: "POST", async: false } } ).on('xhr.dt', function ( e, settings, json, xhr ){ //Ajax event - fired when an Ajax request is completed.; page_size=json.page_size; // obtain page_size value from server-side }); dt.page.len(page_size).draw('full-reset');

which accepts a new ajax request from DataTables, queries

true. I force the Ajax call with .draw() on

this entry"); if (r==true){ $.ajax({ "url":"./deleteItem_clientLocation.php", "type": "post", data:{

checked the docs for ajax and it says: Prior