peterkro

Thank you very, very much for taking so much time in helping me. I really appreciate that. Everything′s fine now and I will start to use your excellent plugin on a regular basis. Have a nice day!

Regards, Peter

P.S.: How about adding these formatting possibilites to the settings of the plugin?

Genius! Now everything seems to work properly. Thank you very, very much for spending so much time on that issue! Two – I hope – last questions:

1. How can I get a right-aligned-column? (which seems to be much better for numbers, now it is by default left aligned)

2. In case of an update of the plugin: Do I have to backup these two files before so that these alterations are not overwritten?

Regards, Peter

Ok, no problem. I corrected this now. Result: Table can be sorted – but sort order remains incorrect as before. The 4th column (which is the 2nd with numbers) sorts correctly (as it did several tries before, so nothing new). Could we learn something from this? Meaning: What is different in this column than in the others?

Regards, Peter

Thx again. I did this. The result is that the table cannot be sorted any longer. When I remove the custom command (where I entered
“aoColumnDefs”: [ { “sType”: “numeric-comma”, “aTargets”: [ 2, 3, 4, 5 ] } ]
then it can be sorted – but with the well known problems of wrong sorting order that brought me to the forum.

I really do not want to waste your time. But I cant imagene that there is no way to do a sort with a (from a european perspective) very normal way of formatting numbers.

I tried to run the file through this minifier, but it delivered error messages so I uploaded the uncompressed file to my server. Could this be a problem?

Regards, Peter

Thank you for your answer. I tried this command and its now included in the table but doesnt work. No change in behavior. To be sure: Do I have to exchange this command for the one before or do I have to add it – so that both commands are in the line?

Regards, Peter

Ooops, again with link in correct way:

Hi Tobias,

I′ve published this page now but made it accessable only with a password which is “tobias”. No secrets on that page but it′s not really ready for publishing. Thank you very much for your efforts!

Link to page

Regards, Peter

Hi Tobias,

I′ve published this page now but made it accessable only with a password which is “tobias”. No secrets on that page but it′s not really ready for publishing. Thank you very much for your efforts!

Regards, Peter

Thx very much for your fast answer. I really appreciate that. I installed this additonal plugin and inserted a line of code in the table:

“aoColumnDefs”: [ { “sType”: “numeric-comma”, “aTargets”: [ 2, 3, 4, 5 ] } ]

As far as I understand now columns 3 to 6 should be sorted correctly (all containing the same kind of comma-numbers with a “.” as a thousand delimiter. But it did only work in one column which was column number 4. This seems to be really tricky. <g>

Do you have any idea what could be wrong?

Regards, Peter