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javascript is $(document).ready(function () { $('#example1').dataTable({ "ajax": 'json1.json' }); }); i get the

Ok. I'm embarassed. It's simple like fking ;) $('form').submit(function (e){ e.preventDefault(); $.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: 'editor.php', contentType: "charset=utf-8", data: new FormData(this), processData: false, }).done(function(data){ dataTable.draw() // <-- !! }).fail(function() { alert( "Fail." ); }); $('.editor').hide() return false; })

Does your api/method... fully support the required server-side processing protocol? If not, that is the issue. Worth noting that fnServerData is legacy. I would suggest using the ajax option. Allan

could possibly trigger you Ajax data fetch, then use

processing": true, "serverSide": true, "ajax": { "url":"bdd.php", "dataType": "json", "type":"POST"

It's another ajax source not the one used for the main table I mean is that possible ??

My bet is still on you setting the value, label, and search fields to title yet not passing title back via ajax. Change it to this instead and see if it populates: .... sortField: 'label', valueField: 'value', labelField: 'label', searchField:'label', ....

Format a dataTable column to right justify when displaying a number for example. I can do this with table-default and filling rows using html but not with an ajax table.

Hi John, Something like: var flag = false; editor.on( 'preSubmit', function () { if ( flag === false ) { // Make Ajax call - on success call editor.submit() flag = true; $.ajax( ... ); } else { // Ajax call has been done - allow to run flag = false; // for the next submit } } ); Allan

is the updated Code: $.ajax({ data: JSON.stringify(CardCode), dataType: "json",