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jQuery pushStack Sortable Tables
On 13, Aug 2010 | 6 Comments | In jQuery | By
pushStack() is a very useful function to handle the jQuery stack. $.pushStack( elements, name, arguments ) is very handy when you need to apply a method on the array of DOM elements. Recently I was doing some experiment on pushStack to create a sortable table. You can see it in action here. The source code is self-explanatory. (In fact I’m very busy right now to explain it. lol)
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Good job, this is what i was looking for. Sadly, the code is buggy. Sorting isn’t correct. I noticed that it skips the last row in first comparison stage.
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Solution, change:
return ASC ? aV > bV : aV bV ? 1:-1;
else
return aV < bV ? 1:-1; -
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