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document).ready(function() { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { /*"ajax": { "url": "data.json", "type": "POST",

once (outside of your Ajax handler) and use clear()

document).ready(function () { $('#itemTable').DataTable( { "serverSide": false, "ajax": { "url": "/Item/GetList", "type": "POST",

Thanks - I've sent a PM back. It looks like a typo in the ajax option that was causing the issue. Allan

The ajax option is used to

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'