Hi,
The way it's currently implemented is to just check the first row in the
tbody. There is however a way to specify your own parser, using column
index and the parser id string.
Ex.
$('.aTable').tableSorter({
columnParser: [[0,'time'],[2,'shortDate']];
}
This will be fully documented in the user manual.
/christian
Mohsen Saboorian wrote:
> Hi Christian,
> Just a question.
> How do you decide for a column type? I'd seen that you have some
> analyzers, but don't know if you analyze every cell of a row, or only
> the first one, or ...?
>
> On 8/30/06, Christian Bach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi All,
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>> I'm currently working on the 1.1 release of tableSorter.
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>> I would love to here your request for new features, improvements and
>> thoughts to make this little plugin even better!
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>> Here's my current list of features and improvements that will be in 1.1:
>> * A real user manual, with more examples and all parameters documented.
>> * Make parameter names more logical.
>> * Provide api documentation.
>> * Commit the tableSorter in to the jQuery svn with manual and api.
>> * Add function for highlighting current selected row.
>> * Provide a excel "theme" using css.
>> * Add support for row numbering.
>> * Add filter support.
>> * Add John's pager plugin, and provide examples.
>> * Add support for custom icons (adding images to headers).
>> * Add more parsers (UK long date).
>> * Add support for HTML elements in td cells (Get values from any child
>> element)
>>
>> Thanks to everyone for all the support, cheers and comments!
>>
>> /christian
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