Hi there,
I had the exact same problem with the table sorter, and I didn't want
to re-load the cache each time the row was removed (I was removing
them from the DOM rather than hiding).
Basically, I found I needed to patch the table sorter to allow a re-
stripe.
The changes I made were as follow:
1. Below 'var oTable = this;' add 'oTable.defaults = defaults;'
2. After the 'appendToTable' method I added the following method:
reStripRows: function(o) {
if(o.defaults.stripingRowClass) {
jQuery("> tbody:first/
tr",o).removeClass(o.defaults.stripingRowClass[0]).removeClass(o.defaults.stripingRowClass[1]);
jQuery.tableSorter.utils.stripRows(o,o.defaults);
}
Then outside of the table sorter I can re-stripe using:
jQuery.tableSorter.utils.reStripRows(table); (where table is the DOM
table element).
Hope that helps.
Remy.
On Apr 16, 8:07 pm, "" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using the tablesorter plugin and its great. I have one question. I allow
> the end users to remove rows from the table, to implement this I determine
> which <tr>s are selected and then call jQuery.hide().
>
> My question: after hiding a specific row(s), how can I reinitialize the
> table's odd and even css settings? Is there an method I can call similar to
> when you sort on a specific column it resets the rows odd and even css class
> settings?
>
> Any help greatly appreciated. Thank you
>
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