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I guess you have to populate your select inputs after ajax load event... or you can use my yadcf plugin for that and get all this and more out of the box http://yadcf-showcase.appspot.com/DOM_Ajax_Multiple_1.10.html

document).ready(function() { editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "../php/join.php", table: "bk_sales_flat_order_grid", idSrc:

processing": true, "serverSide": true, "ajax": "scripts/server_processing.php" } ); } ); PHP $table = 'teste';

The problem is that in my working environment ajax toolkit tabs are being used, and no events are available to me from javascript, thus i cannot know if a tab is being closed or shown.

if(type==='display'){ return "<a href='google.com'>"+salary+"</a>"; } } }], ajax : { url: 'hello/data1', dataType:'json', type:

data that the the Ajax handler will see? What

Here is my code: $.ajax({ "url": "/command/core/get-columns", "data": { "project":

solution worked. Go figure. "ajax": { "url":'mymedia/php/table.timesheetdetail.php?timesheet='+data.timesheet.timesheet_id+'&user=', "type":'POST' }, Thank you

@luivis7 , How is calling the content of the autocomplete from using that approach is better than using the datatables ajax response? I mean in both cases the value will be stored on the client side (in one shot)

the format in the Ajax data section)