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example').DataTable({ //'deferRender': false, 'ajax' : { "type" : "POST", "url" : "/test.txt",

The ajax option would typically be used to specify the path for the CRUD action(s), and the router in MVC would point it to the correct controller. Allan

could use something like: ajax: { url: ..., data: function ( d

I have attempted to use this: (function($){ $(document).ready(function() { var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: 'php/table.refs.php', table: '#refs', "lengthMenu": [[10, 25, 50, -1], [10, 25, 50, "All"]], fields: [

button not generating a Ajax post and throwing the

extend: "remove", editor: DescEditor } ], ajax: { data: {}, type: "POST", url:

Move your search code into initComplete. The issue is that since you are using Ajax, the table hasn't finished initialising (i.e. using ajax makes the DataTable also async). Allan

new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ "table": "#conference_affiliations", "ajax": { "url": "/wiki/extensions/CFBHA/models/mConferenceAffiliations.php", "type": "POST",

you: http://jsfiddle.net/gdy3953o/1/ It uses ajax and ajax.dataSrc to load the data.

You could do that or build it in the dataFilter function of your ajax request. Kevin