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all"; var my_table = $('#example').DataTable({ ajax: { url:"/mysite/ajax", type:"POST", data: function(d){

197910929351423837028680 as specified by $.ajax( { .... "url": "/"+path ... } But i

options therefore: 1) Use ajax.data to flatten the data to the top level object: ajax: { url: ..., data: function ( d

function (sSource, aoData, fnCallback) { $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "liveTransactions.aspx/getData",

I use : "serverSide": true, "ajax": "datatables/scripts/server_processing.php" otherwise there's no

Table = $("#Users").DataTable( { pageLength: 100, "ajax": { "url": Path + "CFC/Support.cfc?method=getUsers&returnformat=plain" }, "columns":

where error is located "ajax": { "url": "http://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/list/0AgRN47YHZsDvdGRCMHV0UXlqQlVhbms2SktzLTMwQ0E/od6/public/values?alt=json", "dataSrc": "feed.entry"

Your JSON data doesn't include DT_RowAttr for each row. In this example click the Ajax load tab just below the table. You will see each object contains DT_RowId. The same principle applies for DT_RowAttr. Allan

where option is the ajax configuration (it is just

Alas, my Field.php was already updated (line 519) so I 'm guessing its something else. I have used setvalue() successfully before with an anonymous function and a session value, maybe its the logic in my ajax json above ?