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table2 = $('#modx_vkrzakaz').DataTable( { dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: 'php/table.modx_vkrzakaz_sm.php', columns: [ { "data": "modx_vkrzakaz.no_zak"

$("#researchTable-"+clickCount).on('mouseover', '.sessionCols',function () { var thText = $(this).text(); var hoverTxt; $.ajax({ url : "/prvn/onlineCustomerTracking/populateToolTip?value="+thText, async : false, success : function(respText) { hoverTxt = respText; } }); this.setAttribute( 'title', hoverTxt ); }); making async : false, for ajax call and setting attribute outside made it work. Hence closing it.

On a side note, I've noticed that the files array doesn't get posted with the form unless I do the following: "ajax": { url: "/cms/pr/ajax-pr-file-editor", headers: { 'X-CSRF-Token': $('[name=_token]').val() }, data: function ( d ) { d.files = tablePrFiles.files(); } }

My table and thead block is constructed dynamically after getting the table columns via ajax, and the data i use is a json array.

ON MARKTWO_TaskOwner_MAP.task_id = MARKTWO_Task.id and ajax url source: Editor::inst( $db,

Thanks for your reply. May i know is there any built-in way to get the draw number of the request on ajax response? or just simply asssign draw = request.draw in ajax return json value?

http://jsfiddle.net/Mbj9b/233/ , 3) but using "Ajax data source (objects)" instead

Ah ok, I left out the url. thanks Alan. So to oversimplify: editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "/players/api/list", table: "#myTable", is the outgoing url , whereas $('#myTable').DataTable({ dom: "Bfrtip", ajax: "/players/api/list", is the incoming url

I switched to an AJAX data source, the above

The test page doesn't actually appear to run - there are Javascript errors. Even with the files modified to load there is an undefined variable msg.d attached to the ajax option. Allan