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sources. If you are Ajax loading your data use

perhaps waiting for an Ajax callback...) oTable.fnClearTable(); [/code] But

label": "Done", "value": "Done" } ] } ], "ajax": function ( method, url, data,

if you want the ajax script for this one.

to override the default Ajax behaviour of DataTables and

a"}); function partNumSelect(){ getPartNumbers.splice(0,1); $.ajax({ url: 'tables/Production/AddEditRecord/getPartNumbers.php', async: false,

buildTableDataAsync function makes two ajax calls (other rest services)

both button click and .$ajax success function $("#Button1").click(function(){ oTable.fnReloadAjax();

server side and an ajax call is then made

explicitly invoke fnCallback(json) in $.ajax success callback? Yes - absolutely.