Most likely the TableSorter could not detect the datatype correctly and sorts it as if it were text. Then you get that "70" > "100"
Probably you have some HTML tags in the cell so TableSorter thinks the content is text. Checkout their examples on how to sort when HTML tags are present. George. On Nov 12, 11:59 am, Damien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have a GridView, and applied to this GridView is the TableSorter > jQuery Plug-in. As mentions it does not seem to be sorting correctly! > Especially in the case of number where it sometimes using the first > number to sort. Thus 70 is considered higher than 100! > > I am not sure what's causing this so any ideas would be helpful :). > > Some elements of the set up: > > The GridView's data is done programatically in code-behind > Tablesorter is across 3 gridviews using a css selector for each. But I > tried applying it to one table only and the bug still occurred. > > Thanks
