Closed davidRsully closed 1 year ago
Did you add class="js-sort-number"
to the table header? That clues it to use sortTable.number()
which uses the built in Number
to parse/convert the content to a number. See https://github.com/stationer/SortTable/blob/master/demo.html for examples.
First off, thank you for your quick reply.
I’m sure I left that out of the header, and will put that in for my next test.
Your sortable works the best of any I have found. And I thought it strange that you would not have taken that into account.
Sorry for my not being thorough enough with the details.
David
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Did you add class="js-sort-number" to the table header? That clues it to use sortTable.number() which uses the built in Number to parse/convert the content to a number. See https://github.com/stationer/SortTable/blob/master/demo.html for examples.
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I'm glad you're getting good use from it. Let me know if that solved your issue.
It sure does, thanks again for your help.
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I'm glad you're getting good use from it. Let me know if that solved your issue.
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When the number is 24.8 then the next number shows up 3.3. 3.3 is way less than 24.8 but sort is acting like this is alphabetic not a float.
Is there a way to use parseFloat for floating point numbers?