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dataTables and edited my Ajax and it is finally

document).ready(function() { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "/api/joinArray", table: "#example", fields:

your DataTables and Editor ajax urls add ?table=staff or

let DataTables control the Ajax (ajax), or to just

that you have the ajax option in your DataTable

Turns out I was missing the ajax field within my table definition, however I have an exterior $.ajax() call that creates the table in .done(). If I remove the $.ajax() call, the table doesn't get populated to start.

Do you get any errors? Have you tried using console.log(tableData) to see what it contains in the ajax success function? Can you post a link to your page or an example showing the issue? Kevin

dependent() to make an Ajax call to the server

table via Javascript (e.g. Ajax). The console data Kevin

If all you are interested in is the time stamp then I would do this dataFilter : function(response) { var data = JSON.parse(response); sessionStorage.setItem("timestamp", data.timestamp); }, ajax: { url: blahblah, data: function(req){ req.timestamp = sessionStorage.getItem("timestamp"); return req; } }