tablesorter

Content Editable

Flexible client-side table sorting

NOTE!

• This widget can not be applied to the original plugin and requires jQuery 1.7+ and a browser that supports contenteditable attributes (almost all modern browsers).
• Additional CSS is needed to highlight a focused editable table cell. See the CSS block below.
• Editable widget options include (defaults in parenthesis):
  • editable_column ([]) - Contains an array of columns numbers you want to have editable content (zero-based index). contenteditable="true" is added to cells within these columns.
  • editable_enterToAccept (true) - Makes the user press enter to accept the content within the editable table cell; if false, clicking outside the cell will accept the content.
  • editable_autoResort (false) - If true the column will resort (only if already sorted) after the content has been changed.
  • editable_noEdit ('no-edit') - Class name on table cells to search for that are not to become editable. The search is only done within the columns set by the editable_column option.
• Pressing escape while editing will cancel any changes.
• In the demo below, click in any of the first three columns to edit the content, except for the cell containing "Peter".
• To prevent a table cell from becoming editable, add the class name "no-edit" to the cell.
• Edited content will be accepted in the following circumstances:
  • Pressing enter when the editable_enterToAccept option is true.
  • Clicking outside of the current editable content.
  • Moving the mouse outside of the current tbody. This is done because if the content editable is still active when the user clicks on the header to sort the column, all sorts of bad things happen.
• Edited content will not be accepted in the following circumstances:
  • Pressing Escape within the editable content.

Demo

Javascript

CSS

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