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Never mind, I found it here http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/2891/how-to-use-the-server-side-callback-for-post-processing/p1 so I just added [code] "fnServerData": function(sSource, aoData, fnCallback){ $.ajax({ "dataType": 'json', "type": "GET", "url": sSource, "data": aoData, "success": function(result){ $('#tbl_header').text(result.table_header); fnCallback(result); } }); } [/code] to the initialization and everything's good.

Why not execute the ajax call based on the condition on class existence. Some thing on these lines. [code] if( $('#tab1').hasClass('active')) { // $.ajax() } [/code] Then when the other tab(s) are selected, listen to the change event [code] $('#tab2').live('click'), function(e){ $.ajax(); }); [/code]

chance to cache my ajax requests, but no luck

HTML in http://live.datatables.net/uvudab/edit#javascript,html The Ajax output is fixed as:

Assuming that you have bound the button to a click event, the ajax should work normally like any other ajax calls.

with table build from ajax source and the columns

is rendered through an ajax call. Can this be

false, false); order.push($(this).attr('id')); } }); oTable.fnDraw(); $.ajax({ type: "POST", traditional: true,

initialisation to make an Ajax call, and in the

to just have the ajax return the value of