You have alot of unclosed tags in there ...
Let me help you out a bit and pastebin how it should look!...
This should help
http://pastie.org/759936
On Dec 28, 6:44 pm, ace123 markay...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not sure if this is possible...but I love the jquery tablesorter-
but I can't figure
Alex,
Thanks so much. It does look a lot better...and looking through your
changes, it makes perfect sense. Thanks for doing that.
Are you sure this code belongs in my .php file or should it be in the
jquery.tablesorter.min.js file?
$(document).ready(function() {
// call the tablesorter
Leave it in the PHP file. The tablesorter file should be left clean.
Think of it as a library that you include. The snippet of code you
referred to is something that makes use of that library. Don't be
fooled by the script tags. While the file is a PHP script, any PHP
code is parsed on the server.
Thanks for that awesome explanation. I just asked because the data isn't
sortable. But it's very nice looking...
When I click Host Name or Device Type, it just highlights it. I guess I was
just hoping jquery would figure it out, and make those columns sortable. I
assume I need to some how tell it
Sorry there is a bug / error in the pastebin ...
I just noticed that it starts with htmlbody then it calls the
head ... tags
You will need to take the body tag from the very top and add it
directly after the closing /head tag..
My bad!...
Also ... tablesorter comes with some CSS to make it
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