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The ajax.dataSrc option needs to be within the ajax object. It should look like this: ajax: { url: 'http://where.loc/api/sys/permission', dataSrc: 'data.table', } Kevin

change anything in your ajax calls. Only in the

editor = $('#tableRiks').DataTable( { dom: "Bfrtip", //ajax: thisURL, columns: [ { data: null,

Ehhh i'm so stupid.. I actually don't need serverside because Im only need ajax to download data. I don't have a very large tables with paging etc. So... I think we can close this thread :smile: Thank you guys!

$.ajax( { url: ..., success: function ( json ) { $.extend( true, json.language, { search: 'Filter:' } ); $('#myTable').DataTable( { language: json.language } ); } } ); Allan

var dataTableConfig = { dom: "Blftipr", ajax: { url: "@Url.Action("EditorTable")", data: { campus:

formOptions: { bubble: { drawType: 'none' }, }, ajax: 'php/my_ajax_file.php', table: '#mytable', fields:

the client-side makes an Ajax request. Take a look

your server-side script - the Ajax settings aren't being modified.

The server, from your ajax option, should be responding