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parameter passed into the ajax.dataSrc option is the XML document as retrieved by $.ajax(). You would then need

It can be done, but you do have you override the ajax option and use some custom logic. The localStorage example might give you some ideas on how to approach that. Allan

the changes and the ajax does it's job successfully,

runs on local browser. Ajax is a local method

problems on tables with ajax sources on inactive tabs,

id="tableDiv"></div> $(document).ready(function ($) { function processForm(e) { $.ajax({ url: '@Url.Action("ExecuteQuery", "Home")', dataType:

You are loading data in object form, so that makes it easy. Take a look at columns.render . See https://jsfiddle.net/w2qtjo2j/ . I'm getting an ajax error from the fiddle, but I think the syntax is correct or at least close

the data dynamically from ajax in actually scenario, but

data. Since you are Ajax loading the data, that

the URL to your ajax page. Select * From table