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The dataSrc property needs to be nested in ajax (ajax.dataSrc), but yes, that is exactly correct. There is a running example of that available here. Allan

is I am using AJAX to load, delete, update

you're using your own ajax function to retrieve the

DataTables' initialisation? Are you ajax loading data for the

the example of search ajax Response. Response is always

Thanks so much @HPB ! That did the trick. Updated to 1.10.3 and set the delay to 1200ms (1.2 secs) and it works perfectly. Cuts back on TONS of intermediate AJAX requests. Appreciate the help very much!

If you are still doing $('table').DataTable, that is your issue. Try changing your loop to something like $('table[data-product-group-id]').each(function(idx, tbl){ var dpgId = $(tbl).attr('data-product-group-id'); $(tbl).DataTable({ blah, blah, blah, serverSide:true, "ajax": {         "data": {              "id": dpgId },          "url": "...",         "type": "POST"         }, blah, blah, blah }); });

valid JSON to the Ajax request that Editor sends.

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: '/api/UserRole', table: '#UserRole', fields:

how to configure the ajax target handle paging calls?