Christian, have you had a chance to look into the issue with multiple <tr> tags in a <thead>? I've verified that this issue still exists with the 2.0.1 version of the tablesorter code. Any help or insight you could provide on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
I sent the following off-list a few weeks ago: =========================================== I've setup an example page at: http://www.garethphipps.com/tablesorttest/index.html I've enabled debug mode for simplicity. Just to recap: This table has two <tr> tags in the <thead>. What is happening is that the checkCellColSpan() function is not properly filling the array of <th>s in this case. If I bypass that function and just create the array of <th>s myself, everything in the tablesorter works correctly. One note: Currently the second <tr> actually utilizes a colspan, but I originally was NOT using them in either <tr>. The issue existed before I added the colspan. As a side note, I couldn't figure out why you are passing 4 arguments to the checkCellColSpan() function. That could just be my lack of JavaScript knowledge. Also, I setup a second page with my modified tablesorter code that simply bypasses the checkCellColSpan() function so you can see the result I'm looking for. It's: http://www.garethphipps.com/tablesorttest/index2.html ===================================================== On Sep 18, 6:02 am, "Christian Bach" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Kia, saved a few more bytes! > > Removed and updated tablesorter.com with the latest version. > > /christian > > 2007/9/18, Kia Niskavaara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > Thanks for the update!! > > > I've noticed that you've included two almost identical sorters: > > > $.tablesorter.addParser({ > > id: "integer", > > is: function(s) { > > return s.match(new RegExp(/^\d+$/)); > > }, > > format: function(s) { > > return $.tablesorter.formatInt(s); > > }, > > type: "numeric" > > }); > > > $.tablesorter.addParser({ > > id: "integer", > > is: function(s) { > > return /^\d+$/.test(s); > > }, > > format: function(s) { > > return $.tablesorter.formatFloat(s); > > }, > > type: "numeric" > > }); > > > Christian Bach wrote: > > > Hi list! > > > > Just uploaded the new version of tablesorter that works with the 1.2 > > > release of jQuery. > > > > Here are the main changes in version tablesorter 2.0.1 > > > > General > > > * Removed the need for Dimensions plugin when using the pagination > > > plugin thanks to offset being included in the jQuery 1.2 core. > > > * Added support for jQuery 1.2 > > > * Added new Minified version of tablesorter > > > * Updated documenation and website with new examples > > > > Bug fixes > > > * If row values are identical the original order is kept (Thanks to > > > David hull) > > > * If thead includes a table $('tbody:first', table) breaks (Thanks to > > > David Hull) > > > > Speed improvements: > > > * appendToTable, setting innerHTML to "" before appending new content to > > > table body. > > > * zebra widget. (Thanks to James Dempster) > > > > Get it all athttp://tablesorter.com > > > > Enjoy! > > > > /christian
