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dependent() to make the Ajax request and have it

js: editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "server.php?id=3", table: "#table", fields:

table's data is being ajax loaded, you'd need to

screen! var data = $('#myForm').serializeArray(); $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "the-ajax.php",

it let myTable = $('#myTable').DataTable({ ajax: ajaxConfig, columns: columnsConfig, // along

some specific interval my Ajax call checks the batch

That's sort of expected since the data is being loaded by Ajax. However, it should really say "Loading..." and not "No records". I'm not immediately sure what would cause that as it seems to be working okay here. Allan

extended" parameter to the ajax object which will submit

Using ajax, ajax.url and ajax.dataSrc it should be something like this: $('#dtCases').DataTable({ ajax: { url: rootpath+"/classes/cases.cfc?method=GetCases", dataSrc: "DATA", data: function(data) { data.status: "current" } });

Are you using Editor? If so I would suggest listening for the initCreate event and make your Ajax call there. Allan