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working on using the Ajax method you mentioned and

data.action === 'create') || ( data.action === 'edit')) { $.ajax({ "type": method, "url": '/arch/locations/Utils.cfc', "data": { method: "ajaxCall", returnFormat: "json" ,action:data.action ,location_id:data.data.location_id

message rather than the Ajax return from the server.

aoData, fnCallback, oSettings) { oSettings.jqXHR = $.ajax({ "dataType": 'json', "type": 'POST',

Use fnServerData to override the default Ajax call. Future version of DataTables will likely extend this option to allow direct initialisation of the jQuery Ajax object. Should be in 1.10. Allan

With sScrollY you could use Scroller with deferred rendering. Or with pagination you could use Ajax loading with deferred rendering. Allan

to override the default Ajax call and put your

hook into the DataTables ajax call to watch for

From the data source held by the DataTable. It is possible to use Ajax to load additional information and show that view the Editor API. I'll be writing a tutorial on that in the not too distant future. Allan

Solved. The key is to use fnGetNodes and fnDeleteRow. I put this in my ajax success parameter. [code] var aTrs = oTable.fnGetNodes(); for ( var i=0 ; i<aTrs.length ; i++ ) { if(jQuery('input:checked', aTrs[i]).val()){ oTable.fnDeleteRow(aTrs[i]); } } [/code]