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and bypass Knockout, the Ajax section of the manual

maybe like this $('#myTable').DataTable( { serverSide: true, ajax: { url: '/api/data', dataFilter: function(data){ var json = jQuery.parseJSON( data ); json.recordsTotal = json.total; json.recordsFiltered = json.total; json.data = json.list; return JSON.stringify( json ); // return JSON string } } } );

debounceSearch('#example') will cause the ajax call to be triggered

You can use Editor to edit a local table with no Ajax if you wish. There is an example of that here. Allan

api/qtfzrs'); $('#example').DataTable( { dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: "/Lurus/Table", type: 'POST'

Hi Nico, Here's examples of Ajax data loads, and here to draw(). If it'nos working, it would probably be best if you could post a live example of your code demonstrating the problem. Cheers, Colin

float-left" }, ] }); var uploadDataTable = $('#upload-table').DataTable({ // ajax: { url: srvRoot+"/wp-content/plugins/datatables/php/table-data/assets-table.php", type: "POST"

searching": false, "serverSide": true, "ajax": { "url": "/formulaire/GetData", "type": "POST",

get the results via ajax serverside? Edit: I do

This is what I have in file "retrieved.html" attached . $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable( { ajax: { url: './sampleresult.txt', dataSrc: 'data', columns: [ { data: 0 }, { data: 1 }, { data: 5 }, { data: 4 }, { data: 2 }, { data: 3 } ] }, } ); } );