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Coding

Nice Tutorial...very useful ..however ...any reason why the coding is displayed as images rather than script which can be pasted into the HTML header? I could not get the coding to work and although I checked the typing that I had done and had no errors in the error console - no result in the Firefox3.5 or IE8... sadly I had to give up ... has this coding been tested? Thanks anyway ..learned alot

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Coding

The tutorial worked fine, but I agree it would be easier if we could just cut and paste. I got the coding to work without any problems, and transferred it easily into a separate file.

Many Thanks!

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Add to this some php from

Add to this some php from php tutorial
and it will get more functionality.

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Make Table Sortable - continued

I messed up on the earlier post, sorry. So to continue ...

I ended up making changes to the html

  1. added <thead> <thead> and <tbody></tbody> tags to the Table
  2. removed the html styling on the table tag and add them to the css
  3. added a class designation

So the html table tag looked like this

<table class="sortable">

I am not sure if everything listed above is absolutely necessary, but it did work for me after making these changes.

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Javascript for designers

I found this article/tutorial to be extremely helpful. After successfully finishing it, I feel so empowered! (An earlier post questioned why the code was not in a format he could just copy and paste, but you learn more when you type it yourself.)

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