There's a sweet spot here. Build your usual page-oriented fill-the-template loads-of-forms model, which you should be using, but then augment that with javascript. Here and there you're doing some double work, but the key is to make the form submit stuff as simple as it could possibly be; it exists as the design basis of your site and to aid screen readers of any and all sorts. JQuery is IMO by far the best at the job of augmenting an already working web page with UI-smoothing bells and whistles such as client-side sorting of columns and the like.
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