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kaotik
[Tutorial] Make tables sortable without further mysql queries or page reloads

  • 2006/9/14 18:53

  • kaotik

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One of the things that always bothered me was having to reload a page in order to sort a table. If the data is already on the client side why not sort it on his end?
While searching for a better solution I stumbled on this little piece of javascript code. This sorts your tables on the clients side and is really simple to implement! I was so happy with this I decided to share it here on the forums in case other module developers are also facing the same dilemma.
link to sortable tables
www.kaotik.biz
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McNaz
Re: [Tutorial] Make tables sortable without further mysql queries or page reloads

  • 2006/9/14 19:58

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Wow! Its not that simple is it?


/me ...quick fires up PHPEclipse....
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damaster
Re: [Tutorial] Make tables sortable without further mysql queries or page reloads

  • 2006/9/14 23:45

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Hi,

Already use it within XOOPS Cube admin theme templates without troubles.
Also use collapsed tables. Both to improve ergonomic efficiency.




P.S. As XOOPS Cube Legacy can run old modules from xoops.org it should work with the last releases. It's DOM.
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kaotik
Re: [Tutorial] Make tables sortable without further mysql queries or page reloads

  • 2006/9/15 10:39

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The next step would be to have javascript break the results into "pages". That way users could change "page" without having to reload the webpage or do aditional queries (using xajax for ex.). If someone has figured this out please let me know
www.kaotik.biz
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giba
Re: [Tutorial] Make tables sortable without further mysql queries or page reloads

  • 2006/9/15 11:19

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Yes good sharing

Code SorTable

Thanks Kaotik
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damaster
Re: [Tutorial] Make tables sortable without further mysql queries or page reloads

  • 2006/9/15 13:56

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Hi,

Yes! It's already done by Wanikoo (ajaxed modules and themes)
With a few improvements you wont need to refresh the all page, you can easily modify your templates to refresh only part of you content.

Read this thread !

Some people here, are not "open" to source
It's vain to contribute with creativity and
new stuff Never mind, if you want a copy of
Xoops 2.0.14 JP Ajax, pm or mail:
xoopserver at gmail dot com

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