One thing i never understand about posts like this:
Who in the world is going to be looking at 10,000 (or more!) rows of
data at once?Are they on an OC3 connection to download the 20 meg
HTML file?
Surely there has to be a better and waaay more efficient way to show
the users the data they w
By "Toggle the sort" I'm assuming you want to change a visual sort
order indicator in the clicked ?
As MorningZ suggested your click will fire an ajax .load. The .load's
callback will:
* populate the tables tbody with the return result set
* manipulate the clicked th css to indicate a sort order
What would be the best way to Toggle the sort using jQuery?
Know of any samples that can determine if the sort is asc, then have a
toggle update the link to desc?
I appreciate all your help!
Thanks,
Tony
On Mar 17, 2:35 pm, MorningZ wrote:
> Sounds like jQuery's ".load" event would be best fo
Sounds like jQuery's ".load" event would be best for you
make the call to "list.cfm?show=All&column=name&sort=asc", create the
HTML table in your server side code, then put that HTML into a
or the like
On Mar 17, 2:31 pm, Tony K wrote:
> I'd like to not have page reloads on the client side, a
I'd like to not have page reloads on the client side, as well as the
ability to toggle the TH with the sort direction.
Make sense?
On Mar 17, 2:05 pm, MorningZ wrote:
> If you are looking to do the sorting on the server-side, then where/
> how do you think jQuery comes into the equation?
>
> On
If you are looking to do the sorting on the server-side, then where/
how do you think jQuery comes into the equation?
On Mar 17, 1:20 pm, Tony K wrote:
> I am looking to display a table of data and have my table headers we
> links to sort.
>
> I CANNOT use client side sorting, the table is up t
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