Hi there Dr. Big Fresh (I assume that's not your real name),
On 2/12/07, drbigfresh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been playing around with some of the examples, especially the
> sortable_tables example, and I can't figure a couple of things out:
>
> 1) If I include the sortable_tables.js file in my site's template file
> (which means it gets included on every page regardless of whether it
> is being used), I get an error on any page that does not contain a
> sortable table... Is there anyway to stop the error?
Change this line
sortableManager.initWithTable('sortable_table');
to something like this:
if ($('sortable_table')) {
sortableManager.initWithTable('sortable_table');
}
> 2) Is there anyway to stop a column from being sortable? Since some of
> my tables have columns which you can't sort on, I would love to just
> have the table header cell for those columns be normal....
To do this properly you need to change serveral places I think. Mark
the column header with something like an "mochi:nosort" attribute and
store that info in this.columns[i].nonsortable (see lines 67-79). Then
for those columns skip over lines 91-107 and just push a null onto
rowData (line 107).
The last thing is to look at the loop that starts on line 156 - and
probably skip it alltogether for non-sortable columns. Just add "if
(col.nonsortable) continue;" after line 157.
Haven't tried any of this myself though..
> Thanks. The MochiKit rocks, and I can't wait to get some more time
> with it....
:o)
Arnar
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