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well my problem was solved using var oTable = $('#TableID').dataTable(); var delrow = oTable.fnDeleteRow(index); oTable.fnAddData(delrow._aData); the data was in ._aData by the way i will provide sufficient information next time.. Thanx allan

See the 'speed' FAQ for information on this: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed Allan

We would need to know information such as how many rows / columns you are working with and what your DataTables initialisation looks like to be able to offer any help. Allan

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The 24 might come from the information element and paging controls - if you are using that? Or perhaps a footer?

upgrade notes for more information: http://datatables.net/upgrade/1.9 Allan

cross server Ah - that's a key bit of information right there. Browser's don't allow cross domain requests by default because of security issues. You need to look at using JSONP: http://datatables.net/release-datatables/examples/server_side/jsonp.html

DataTables will automatically send parameters to the server with information about what data it is requesting ( http://datatables.net/usage/server-side ). If you want to add additional parameters, you can do so using fnServerParams . Allan

Allan, Its on Intranet , so will not be able to provide you link ? but I can provide you the code which I have written ? Let me know how can I give more information. -- gnmk

slow reading of DOM information. If you have 2000