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Try adding dataSrc:'' to your ajax call. I believe I've seen Allan say to do this before when you just have an array without the data object. ajax: { url: 'site/ajax', dataSrc: '' }

at the documentation for ajax.dataSrc you will see it is a property of ajax - not a top level

column information in your Ajax data, so you could

FIXED IT ! Here's one way of doing it... On the datatables instance add a get parameter to the ajax url on the ajax json source, edit the where condition ->where(ID', $_GET['ID'])

spare" } immediately after the ajax option. Perhaps try: $(document).ready(function()

I have this: $('#example').dataTable( { "processing": true, "serverSide": true, "ajax": { "url": "../includes/views/DetailsTableJSON.php", "type": "POST" } } ); and i have input fields bellow, in the HTML. Am I missing something? those input fields aren't being passed to the serverside page as POST data.

anyone else out. default ajax property ajax: function(params, callback,

Now it works. "ajax": { "url":"http://localhost/kommt-sport/index.php?aja=1&wch=tbl", "dataSrc": "", "type":"POST", "data":function(d){ return searchData(); } }, Important is, that my own function is in the other function.

tried your suggestion, $('#example').dataTable( { "ajax": { "url": "url", "type": "POST",

requesting the exact same ajax data source multiple times?