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aoData, fnCallback, oSettings ) { oSettings.jqXHR = $.ajax( { "url": sUrl, "data": aoData,

aspects other than the Ajax fetch. If you want

And if this is a bug, is it possible to use jsfiddle.net or similar to provide the ajax data for the test case? or will I need to expose my own server to do that? Any pointers welcome...

So on the first Ajax call, u send the

I'd say ditch the ajax button at the end

be printed with each Ajax callback ? :(

messing around with the ajax method! Regards, Allan

What does the Ajax response look like? Also please see: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/12899/post-test-cases-when-asking-for-help-please-read Allan

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]