Agnes wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 12. Dezember 2012 17:54:02 UTC+1 schrieb Philip TAYLOR:
A Williams wrote: > Agnes wrote: >> Is it possible to sort the tables? If yes, how? Thanks!
>> > > Sorry but I think you are out of luck. /What/ tables ? If data tables, why not
copy them into Excel, sort them there and then paste them back again ? Philip Taylor
There are data tables to be sorted. They are already as html in my homepage,
but cannot be sorted. As they change quite often, I don't want them to
copy/paste them all the times into Excel (which is apparantly not ideal).
Is there a simple way to sort them? Thanks!
No. I cannot find any way to sort the contents of a table in HTML.
There is an option you can try. Create a table with all the columns and
headers you need.
Inside the columns place the "Pre" tag, and between the <pre> and </pre>
tags place pre-sorted content.
You can use Excel to create the original data files, sort the data, then
copy the sorted data and paste into the pre tags. You can also use css
to add custom formatting to the content of the sorted data.
If your web server is using the Apache web server software you can use
the "include file" tag and have the server insert new content into each
column. All you would need do then is create the sorted content, save
that to a text file and upload the text file. (Be advised that each
time you save a text file for the pre tag insertion it will have to be
of the same name and type, the new file will have to overwrite the old
files.)
For Apache Web Servers the tag is:
<!--#include file="NavTable.txt" -->
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