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which gets configured via AJAX): //setup the editor let

Change: "ajax": "../bestellung.php", to be: "ajax": { url: "../bestellung.php", type: 'post' } You are using ->process($_POST) in the PHP, so you would need to POST the parameters from the client-side! Allan

effect. Table creation: $('#test').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "/PORTAL/ObserverStatus?action=obsStatus", "dataType": "json"

that doesn't confuse the AJAX / server ? Thanks

For future reference for anyone, I did the calculations upon the returned JSON data before passing it to the data tables API. For instance AJAX call > resulting data into JSON > custom calculations > then passed to data tables api.

ready(function() { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "user_targets_update.php", table: "#targettable", idSrc:

trying to load the Ajax data off my server,

that you are using ajax). The key here will

Sure - that makes sense. In that case, use the click event listener to get the id from the from (still row().data()) and then make your Ajax call to the server using jQuery. Allan

data is loaded via ajax the buttons don't work.