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It went live last night. I'll be rolling out a bunch of updates over the next couple of weeks. At the moment I already do something very much like your worst case. Once you've checked the tenth checkbox the remaining unchecked checkboxes on the page you're looking at get disabled. If you then go to another page of the table the checkboxes there aren't disabled, but if you click one you get an alert and the checkbox is set back to unchecked. On Jun 25, 9:50 pm, Lee R Lemon III <leerlemon...@gmail.com> wrote: > Do you have this working somewhere I can look at.... I have some > ideas, but not sure... > > Worst case if you can not find the cached rows.... you could just > create a javascript array of the choosen row when they click the check > box then refer to your own array > > On Jun 25, 11:23 am, Darren Brierton <darren.brier...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > > > I'm using tablesorter with the pager plugin. The last cell of each row > > in the table contains a checkbox. The user should not be allowed to > > check more than 10 rows (out of several hundred); once ten checkboxes > > are checked I want to make all the others disabled. Now if I wasn't > > using the pager plugin this would be simplicity itself; using the > > pager plugin it is still simple to disable all the unchecked > > checkboxes currently displayed. But how do I access the rows of the > > table that are cached by the tablesorter plugin that are not currently > > in the DOM? I'm sure it is quite easy, I just can't seem to figure out > > how to access the cached table. I assume that once I can access the > > cache I can disable the checkboxes just as I would the ones on the > > page (and I also assume that I still have to separately disable the > > ones on the page as well as the ones in the cache). Can anyone > > enlighten me? > > > Thanks in advance. > > > Best, Darren
