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to the server via AJAX, and then update the

data(); var ifaceData = data[10].replace(/&lt;/g,"<").replace(/&gt;/g,">").replace(/&quot;/g,'"'); $.ajax({ url: "deleteMetadata.do", type: 'POST',

Ugh, sorry did not notice the syntax for posting code. $('#tblMyTable tbody').on('click', 'tr', function () { var tr = $(this).closest('tr'); var row = table.row(tr); var Id = table.row(row[0][0]).data().Id; //call some ajax });

success' callback of the "ajax" part of creating a

updated after the Pipeline ajax request with: $.each(json.options, function

(and the json returned in the Ajax response is null) As in { row: null }? If so, it means that your edited row no longer meets whatever filtering criterion you have applied to the script - probably using the where() method. Allan

Is any way to send the ajax request to custom function Sure - use the fnClick option. Allan

is nothing in the Ajax response, you'll probably need

I have a solution which works. On closing the editor window, just do an ajax reload editor.on( 'close', function () { table.ajax.reload( null, false ); } )

$q->or_where( myrequests.assigned_group', 4 ); Missing quote mark - sorry. Should be: $q->or_where( 'myrequests.assigned_group', 4 ); Did the error in the Ajax return give an error message that agrees with that? Allan