HiIs there a 'chronoconnectivity way' of getting sortable table headers?
If not - I can use tablesorter, but I am a bit confused as to how I add the custom javascript to a view. I can create a view with the javascript in it, but how do I apply that to my table view?
Also, how would I give the table an ID? I can only see how add classes
Thanks
Mikki
If not - I can use tablesorter, but I am a bit confused as to how I add the custom javascript to a view. I can create a view with the javascript in it, but how do I apply that to my table view?
Also, how would I give the table an ID? I can only see how add classes
Thanks
Mikki
OK
There are no examples of this in the demos and I cannot find anything more than a passing reference to it in the forum where Nick asks about doing this in a custom form.
So there is a box for Sortable Fields in the data read action for the view I am using. I put Model.fieldname in it, which matches the Model.fieldname in the columns list for the view I am using. I am now expecting to see a sortable link in the table heading row - but I don't.
Is there another step I need to take?
Any help would be greatly appreciated?
Mikki
There are no examples of this in the demos and I cannot find anything more than a passing reference to it in the forum where Nick asks about doing this in a custom form.
So there is a box for Sortable Fields in the data read action for the view I am using. I put Model.fieldname in it, which matches the Model.fieldname in the columns list for the view I am using. I am now expecting to see a sortable link in the table heading row - but I don't.
Is there another step I need to take?
Any help would be greatly appreciated?
Mikki
Thanks so much Bob - I didn't see it tucked away there.
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