I'm considering adding the ability to generate a table on the fly from
a JSON recordset, but only if there is some interest in that.
I only use a button on the demo so you can see how fast it works. I
normally use the document.ready function to parse as soon as the DOM
is ready. In your case, I don't see why there would be a problem with
this - since you have tablefilter in a callback, it won't try to parse
until the load is done. Can you point me at a demo page so I can see
what's happening?
On May 25, 10:25 am, Chango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!, I'm using php/mysql listings, and i need to show 800 rows using
> the plugin.
> It's possible to load a table in a div and show it when all the rows
> is pulled successfuly from a php/mysql connection and the plugin
> process it's done?
>
> It's there any way to auto generate the table once the recordset is
> fully generated?
>
> The demo use a button, but i need to doit auto.
> I try $('#DIV').load('tablesort.php', function(i){$("#DIV
> table").eq(0).tableFilter({pageLength:15});});
> BUT THIS WORKS SOMETIMES
> also try this code on tablesort.php:
> <script type="text/javascript">
> function gen(){
> $("#DIV table").eq(0).tableFilter({pageLength:15});}
>
> setTimeout("gen()",1000);
> </script>
>
> Anyhelp!?
> Sorry my Basic english :)
>
> On May 18, 4:31 pm, Daemach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > For those of you who are interested, I just uploaded another beta of
> > my tableFilter plugin. New features include performance improvements,
> > saving (some..more later) settings in a cookie, support for plugins,
> > and an increased number of "I hate IE" comments in the code.
>
> > I did two plugins to test the architecture - one is called
> > "Aggregator", creatively enough, and it automatically aggregates data
> > for numeric columns based on your filters. (sum/avg/min/max)
>
> > The second is called "ColumnStyles" which is the best I could come up
> > with at the time. It allows you to apply CSS styles to entire columns
> > instantly. bold, italic, underline, and alignment at the moment.
> > Again, these were proof-of-concepts, so they aren't that cool yet.
>
> > For those of you that haven't heard of this plugin, it allows you to
> > do automatic paging, and sorting/filtering on multiple table columns
> > simultaneously. All of this with one line of code: $
> > ('table').tableFilter();
>
> > More info and demos here: http://ideamill.synaptrixgroup.com/?p=13
>
> > (plugins are disabled by default - enable them using the menu in the
> > bottom row...)
