Hey, I got the click to work - syntax error, however, it still doesn't seem
to want to sort correctly on the Months
Where in the script does it actually do the sorting? It actually doesn't
seem to be sorting in any apparent order, kind of random like. Is this the
right return format: mmdd?
, but in the end, it can only account for
> so much)... it can sort numbers and strings... anything more
> complicated than that it needs direction :-)
>
>
> On Nov 10, 11:43 am, sethwb wrote:
>> thank you very much MorningZ... Any kind of example would be great
I've been trying to get this parser I've customized to work, but I'm not sure
about the syntax... would this be easier to help me with/is this on the
right track?
ts.addParser({
id: "shortDate",
is: function(s) {
return /\d{2,}[\s]\w{4,}[\s]
thank you very much MorningZ... Any kind of example would be great!
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Hi I'm using www.tablesorter.com's implementation of a sort table, however it
does not seem to recognize my client's preferred date format (10 November
2009).
Day Month Year - 10 November 2009
[CODE]
$(document).ready(function()
{
$("#oldArticles").tablesorter( {sortList
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