In JavaScript code of web application, the table sorter is defined by:
$("#my-table").tablesorter({
headers: {
1: {
sorter: false
}
},
widgets: ["saveSort"]
});
So when the page is refreshed the sorting of table is saved, but when browser is closed, the table backs to its original sorting. So what I want is to get how table is sorted and save it to database. Can someone suggest me how I can obtain the cookie(s), which stores how table is sorted? Thanks
When the saveSort
widget ( demo ) saves the information, it tests the browser for localStorage first, then if that isn't available, it falls back to saving the sort to a cookie. So, you can either use the function built into the widgets file like this:
var myTable = $('#table1')[0],
myLastSort = $.tablesorter.storage( myTable, 'tablesorter-savesort');
or if you are using Chrome, go to that page and press F12. now click on the resources tab and look under "Local Storage"
The value may look a bit confusing, but it's just a JSON format:
{
"/tablesorter/docs/example-widget-savesort.html": {
"0": {
"sortList": [ [0,0],[2,1] ]
},
"1": {
"sortList": [ [0,0] ]
}
}
}
And it is broken down as follows:
So as you can see in the above data, it is saving sort information for two tables on one web page.
You could use jQuery to save a cookie with the sorted colum. The next time that page is loaded, use either jQuery or server-side logic to get the value of the cookie, and sort the appropriate column. This might be useful reading: Can jQuery read/write cookies to a browser?
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