sunfire wrote:
I have tried this and it does not work for me, where are you calling
$(#myTable).trigger(update); ?
I bind a click eventhandler to every checkbox and trigger the update every
time the user clicks a checkbox. This is not a solution I would recommend,
since it causes
Thank you both for taking the time to guide me in the right direction. I have
solved the problem, and you do need to create a new parser. The reason it
seemed to work when the page is loaded is because the textual representation
of a checked and un-checked checkbox is different.
However, the
MorningZ wrote:
look into the code of the tablesorter.js code, it's storing the values/
text of the td's value right there in the client on the wiring up of
the plugin, and it doesn't handle changing of the values/text
you'll have to come up with some other solution, or dig real deep
yeah, that method *seems* like it would work
i added in the main js this alert
// apply easy methods that trigger binded events
$this.bind(update, function() {
alert(Update Called);
// rebuild parsers.
You'll need to write a custom parser for your data set to accomplish
this. As MorningZ alluded to earlier, the tablesorter is looking for
text by default in between the td/td tags. What it's finding in
your case is simply an input type=checkbox. It doesn't parse that
entity to find the
that doesn't sound right
because anything inside the td/td tag would be treated as text
*unless* the built in parsers couldn't figure out what to do with them
(or a custom parser was defined)
so the columns could be like
tdA/tdtdinput type=checkbox checked=checked //td
tdB/tdtdinput
By default the tablesorter code uses some algorithm(s) to try and
'figure out' where the text starts. So it skips HTML entities (maybe
not all, but some).
Take a look at the textExtraction methods that are built into the code
and you'll see what I'm talking about.
On Sep 5, 9:54 am, MorningZ
Can you post a sample of the table HTML?
(using lodgeit if necessary) http://paste.pocoo.org/
table id=myTable
thead
tr thText/th thCheckboxes/th /tr
/thead
tbody
tr tdA/td tdinput type=checkbox/td /tr
tr tdB/td tdinput type=checkbox checked=checked/td
/tr
tr tdC/td tdinput type=checkbox/td /tr
tr tdD/td tdinput type=checkbox
When you try to sort the column again row C and D should stay
together at
the top or bottom, but they don't
No, no they shouldn't
look into the code of the tablesorter.js code, it's storing the values/
text of the td's value right there in the client on the wiring up of
the plugin, and it
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