hi i dont know if understand good but if you use the database it better order the date from the DB directly Thx

Hi the page is in html table

Dear Corsaro, Thanks for your quick answer. I’d like to know how much money would you ask for a modification including paging. Thanks for advance.

and sorting

This requires a total change of the code, because you have to work on the server side and in C #, if you whant i m possible create this a doc for you and upload in codecanyon, but need you write my on email with all details Thanks

for wordpress need to integrate, sorry but not understand what custom post listing i need more details

Sorry but not understand why chenge name fields, in the demo no change! it s better if you write my one email with more details.. Thanks

Yes it s possible, but its a problem when restrict the table..

Hi ! the date it s inside the html table

Sorry not understand Edit what?

Edit the records/data in the table via edit methods for example inline.

Yes it s possible with one datapicker but it s a problem for sorter the date.

Hi, the label into column are created with css file when chage dimension.

Sorry not understand you whant something to replace, for i 8 9?

ok no problem

I’m ready to buy it now. Can you provide me sample how to implement it in GRIDVIEW asp.net vb?

Sorry but it’s not possible to implement immediatly, i’m need more time…...

no! noy support IE

Hi sorry for waiting for a long time this is a solution : have a three solution : 1) class=”nosort” = column nosortable 2) class=”noview” = column no view into dropdown 3) class=”nosort noview” = column no view into dropdown and nosortable….............................. Inside the script.js sostitution this script position up:

TINY.table = function () { function sorter(n, t, p) { this.n = n; this.id = t; this.p = p; if (this.p.init) { this.init() } } sorter.prototype.init = function () { this.set(); var t = this.t, i = d = 0; t.h = T$$(‘tr’, t)[0]; t.l = t.r.length; t.w = t.r⁰.cells.length; t.a = []; t.c = []; this.p.is = this.p.size; if (this.p.colddid) { d = T$(this.p.colddid); var o = document.createElement(‘option’); o.value = -1; o.innerHTML = ‘All Columns’; d.appendChild(o) } for (i; i < t.w; i++) { var c = t.h.cells[i]; t.c[i] = {}; if (c.className != ‘nosort’ && c.className != ‘nosort noview’) { if (c.className != ‘noview’) { c.className = this.p.headclass; } c.onclick = new Function(this.n + ’.sort(’ + i + ‘)’); c.onmousedown = function () { return false }; } if (c.className != ‘noview’ && c.className != ‘nosort noview’) { if (this.p.columns) { var l = this.p.columns.length, x = 0; for (x; x < l; x++) { if (this.p.columns[x].index == i) { var g = this.p.columns[x]; t.c[i].format = g.format null ? 1 : g.format; t.c[i].decimals = g.decimals null ? 2 : g.decimals } } }

if (d) {
};

var o = document.createElement('option');
            o.value = i;
            o.innerHTML = T$$('h3', c)[0].innerHTML;
            d.appendChild(o)
}
this.reset()

}
}

should work, if you have a problem write my

No thi is normal table and changes depending on the screen td:nth-of-type(1):before { content: ’ ’ }

I only partially understand. I understand that it isn’t made with bootstrap but this table still might fit and resize correctly within a bootstrap page. If not, I could pull it out of the bootstrap container. I’ll probably grab it later and give it a try. Bookmarked.

I think yes !! Thanks