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Imagine if they did allow it! Wow - $.ajax( '/etc/passwd', ... )! There is no way a browser should allow an Ajax request to a local file. Allan

You are using $_POST but the Ajax request is being sent as a GET. Change your PHP script to use $_GET and it should work. Allan

datatable"; editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { create: { type: 'POST', url:

is to move the ajax request from the Datatables

You would have to move the return false; to the preOpen event handler (i.e. line 23-24 above). You could then use open() to display the form if it should be shown in the Ajax handler. Allan

which will cause the Ajax request to be a

list.php simply echos the AJAX data You are providing

table = $('#example').DataTable({ dom: "Bfrtip", ajax: "../php/staff.php", columns: [ {data: null,

the use of the Ajax to get the JSON

language information from an Ajax request like DataTables will