Is my dataset too large for people to explore from the browser? The size of the json_data.js is 550KB.
I have a simple page with a table and i want it to be sortable, so i got jquery and tablesorter. Heres my page:
I have an asp.net GridView that I use the tablesorter on: $(document).ready(function() { $(\"[id$=\'_myGridView\']\").tablesorter({ sortList: [[0, 0]] });
I\'ve got a question about jQuery plugin tablesorter 2.0. I\'m using it to display all users from my database.
I want to create a simple table and make it available for user to sort on the headers. Using the tablesort_sql() function and sending the $header into theme() this can be done easy and nice.
I use the tablesorter 2.0, and I update the cells\' value with ajax. After the call I would need to order again the rows, but the $(\'#thisTable\').trigger(\'update\') don\'t help me.
I\'ve been struggling to find an answer to this question. That is, how would I have a static row that doesn\'t sort or move up and down? The reason for this is to have repeated headers in a very large
I\'m currently trying to implement jquery tablesorter and one of my columns is filesizes, I\'ve found a snippet of code for this, however I keep getting errors.
I have a table where some rows have a class of \"parent\" and some have a class of \"child\". The \"child\" rows always appear under the \"parent\" and you can toggle their visibility. What I want to
I have an HTML table element called \"results\". This table is dynamically populated with the results of a web service. The web service is triggered when user clicks a button. This button calls the \"
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