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id != 0) { $("body").css("cursor", "wait"); $.ajax({ url: "getquery.php?reqsql="+encodeURIComponent(val), dataType:'JSON', success:function(json){

that it is a AJAX issue since the data

Here is an Ajax example. Instead of using plain JSON, you would simply use JSONP. Here is a server-side processing JSONP example - Note that unless you have 50k+ rows, you are unlikely to want to use server-side processing. Allan

By default, datatables uses GET instead of POST. Try changing the type to POST: var table = $('#mytable').DataTable({ ajax: { url:"/my/url", type:"POST" } });

Are you loading data via Ajax and then immediately calling page.info()? If so, recall what the first a in Ajax stands for :-). You need to use initComplete to wait until the data has been loaded. Allan

will aways make an Ajax request if server-side processing

Try this: $('#bnbdata').DataTable( { ajax: 'php/bnb.php', dom: 'Tfrtip', columns:

categoryId: cid, projectId: pid } $.ajax({ url: gbDataURL, data: JSON.stringify(model),

adder adder = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "myEditor_Add.php", table: "#myWebTable", fields:

you are setting the Ajax options via the defaults