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document).ready(function () { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "/api/Student", table: "#tblCentre", fields:

gt; 0.2 ) { $('td', row).eq(2).addClass('highlight'); } }, "ajax":{ "url":"server_processing.php", "data": function ( d)

the request body: $('#example').dataTable( { "ajax": { "url": "data.json", "contentType": "application/json",

processing: true, serverSide: true, ajax: { url : ..., type: 'POST' }, // Add

That might be the issue. When I first started using DT, initializing the table while it was hidden caused me trouble no matter if what DT method I used (html, javascript, ajax, or SSP).

Allan, sorry for such a delayed response. I solved my issue by storing the user as a session variable. Then using ->where( 'Driver', $_SESSION['user'] ) in the PHP AJAX file.

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ "ajax": "/admx/ajax/ajax/loadData.html?extension=" + extid + "&p=" + parID

I expect it would be useful if you were to post whatever the Ajax return is - likely it will contain an error message like the tech note the error message links to states. Allan

From the jQuery documentation you would do something like: oTable.dataTable({ "ajax": { "url": theUrl, "dataSrc": "gene", xhrFields: { withCredentials: false } }, Allan

event and executing the Ajax reload in that event