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I found a simple fix doing: { label:'Branch', name:'applicationForm.branchID', type:'select' }, ........ editor.dependent('applicationForm.branchID', function(val,data,callback){ $.ajax ( { url : 'application/includes/php/getBranchData.php', data : { "_" : $.now() }, type : 'post', dataType : 'json', success : function ( json ) { console.log(json) editor.field('applicationForm.branchID').update(json); // editor.field('work.areaID').val(json.selected) //console.log("area: "+json.selected); } }); }); I would have preferred the other way seeing it is cleaner.

source, while the Editor Ajax submit is going to

will need to set ajax.dataSrc to "", for example: "ajax" : { type : "POST", url : "data",

very close. Try: $('#mytable').DataTable({ 'ajax': { /* ... */ } 'columns': [ { 'data': 'label', 'render':

Thank you, Kevin. How come this example shows a full table search, then? https://datatables.net/examples/data_sources/server_side.html I'd like to do the same with my table, but from the moment I start involving the Entity framework in the Ajax call, I stops working.

table will make an Ajax request to the server.

1234" }, .... ] } Here is an ajax with objects example: https://datatables.net/examples/ajax/objects.html

Yes, I know the names of the columns to be sorted on already before the AJAX load (for example 'customer' and 'invoice'). But how to make it dynamic at that point?

DataTables itself supports Ajax requests to anywhere, since

for the table via Ajax (in a JSON data