This is a diff for issue 2 and 3. I'm still looking for input on issue 1:
remember initial order.
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< return s.match(new RegExp(/^[£$?.]/g));
---
> return s.match(new RegExp(/^[£$?.]/g)) || s.match(new
> RegExp(/ [A-Z]{3}$/g));
> },
> format: function(s) {
> return $.tableSorter.utils.formatFloat(s.replace(new
> RegExp(/[^0-9.]/g),''));
> },
> sorter: $.tableSorter.sorters.numeric
> };
> $.tableSorter.parsers.percent = {
> id: 'percent',
> is: function(s) {
> return s.match(new RegExp(/%$/g));
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> $.tableSorter.analyzer.add($.tableSorter.parsers.percent);
> Kia wrote:
>>
>> I love the official table sorter plugin, but I'm missing some
>> functionality. Would it be possible to add
>>
>> 1) A new sorter "keep" that will remember the initial order. Why?
>> Often I find myself in a situation where I get the table data from a
>> database and let the database sort the first column. I get these kind
>> of data
>>
>> Y2006
>> Y2005
>> Y1983
>> Y1982
>>
>> or
>>
>> Q4 1988
>> Q1 2003
>> Q2 2003
>> Q2 2006
>>
>> All I want is an option to make the initial order to be remembered on
>> the first column. That way I don't have to write my own parsers.
>>
>> This should be simple to implement, but I'm not sure how... Any ideas?
>>
>> 2) Could the currency parser be modified to handle NOK/FIN etc. Like
>> this:
>> return s.match(new RegExp(/^[£$?.]/g)) || s.match(new RegExp(/ [A-Z]
>> {3}$/g));
>>
>> 3) I would like to introduce a new percent parser:
>> return s.match(new RegExp(/%$/g));
>>
>> Kia
>>
>>
