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sql among others, but ajax and javascript gets the

need to do an Ajax load to get the

below editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "../php/venues.php", table: "#venues", formOptions:

Thanks, Kevin - but no. I don't have the format() function. My getChildRow() makes an ajax call to retrieve the child row data, based on the id argument supplied, and returns the data formatted appropriately..

Take a look at the examples here: https://datatables.net/reference/api/ajax.reload() if you don't want to reload the table from an ajax source but simply redraw it you can use the same logic as above with draw(): https://datatables.net/reference/api/draw()

cashFlowTable = $('#tblCashFlow').DataTable({ dom: "Bfrltip", ajax: { url: 'actions.php?action=tblCashFlow', type: 'POST',

the child table via ajax. If you are not

when we die by ajax when adding we create

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