You'll need to write a custom parser. For detection tell it to look for your
quote characters at start and end with string characters between. For cache
population, use regex to strip the quotes.

aquaone


On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 22:04, clorentzen <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I'm using the tablesorter plugin, and have run into a small issue I
> can't figure out how to solve:
>
> One of the columns in my table contains titles, some of which are
> books, others of which are articles or television episodes. The latter
> two start with a double quote (&#8220;)...
>
> So, for example, one cell in the column might be:
>
> <td><em>Title of Book</em></td>
>
> while another would be:
>
> <td>&#8220;Title of Article&#8221;</td>
>
> Tablesorter seems to be factoring these starting double quotes into
> the sort order for that column, so I end up with a list that is titles
> without quotes alphabetically first, and then titles with quotes
> alphabetically second.
>
> Is there any way I can get it to ignore the double quote, so that
> sorting on the column always goes by the first actual letter of the
> text?
>
> Thanks a bunch for any help.
>

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