Jquery datatables ajax callback?

Another option is to use the fnDrawCallback that is called after each draw event. Which will be done after every ajax request.

Another option is to use the fnDrawCallback that is called after each draw event. Which will be done after every ajax request. "fnDrawCallback" : function() { update_editable(); }.

Yep, this worked. Thanks! – Bob Baddeley Oct 5 at 22:00.

Try this way : "fnServerData": function ( sSource, aoData, fnCallback ) { /* Add some extra data to the sender */ aoData. Push( { "name": "more_data", "value": "my_value" } ); $. Ajax( { "dataType" : 'json', "type" : "POST", "url" : sSource, "data" : aoData, "success" : function(json) { /* Do whatever additional processing you want on the callback, then tell DataTables */ fnCallback(json) } ); } You can then do what ever you want to do before the fnCallback(json); line - including calling a function.

I looked at that, but it forces a GET, and I'm potentially passing a lot of data back to the server. I'd like to stick with POST. – Bob Baddeley Oct 5 at 21:18 @BobBaddeley Updated my answer - untested – ManseUK Oct 5 at 21:23 After testing, it didn't work.It looks to be equivalent to what I posted in the original question.

Thanks, though. – Bob Baddeley Oct 5 at 22:00.

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