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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

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?