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Hi, This sounds like a perfect use case for the dependent() method. There is a basic a example available, but you can do much more complex operations such as Ajax fetching the data for the dependent field. Regards, Allan

"ajax.dataSrc": "", That won't work. If you click the documentation link I gave above you will see examples such as: $('#example').dataTable( { "ajax": { "url": "data.json", "dataSrc": "" } } ); Allan

moment - and since the Ajax call is asynchronous you

say, you could just Ajax get the CSV file

table = $('#example').DataTable( { lengthChange: false, ajax: "../php/staff.php", columns: [ { data: null,

document).ready(function() { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { "ajax": "../php/dates.php", "table": "#example", "fields":

I should have also mentioned that I'm using ajax sourced data... processing on server side. I found this question / discussion and am just making my way through it allan: https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/16637/post-vs-sajaxsource

Hi Allan, how can i modify my response in ajax call? it is ajax call by datatables itself so how to touch to response ?

be addressed in your "ajax": "/scripts/server_processing_invoices.php", script. Allan

var editor_1 = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "/ajax/council_members.php", table: "#councilmembers", fields: