Johann Heyne

Setting t.var.ajax = true; always may have an performance impact. I investigated that issue in an taxonomy term edit page and may version 1.1.14 fix it.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by Johann Heyne.

As fare as I can understand this solution and problem, the data-th attributes are missing. The following code shows how to put these attributes in the table html…

<?php

$table = get_field( 'table' );

if ( $table ) {
    echo '<table border="0">';
        if ( $table['header'] ) {
            echo '<thead>';
                echo '<tr>';
                    foreach ( $table['header'] as $th ) {
                        echo '<th>';
                            echo $th['c'];
                        echo '</th>';
                    }
                echo '</tr>';
            echo '</thead>';
        }
        echo '<tbody>';
            foreach ( $table['body'] as $tr ) {
                echo '<tr>';
                    foreach ( $tr as $i => $td ) {
                        // get the table header content by column index
                        echo '<td data-th="' . $table['header'][ $i ]['c'] . '">';
                            echo $td['c'];
                        echo '</td>';
                    }
                echo '</tr>';
            }
        echo '</tbody>';
    echo '</table>';
}

?>

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Johann Heyne. Reason: Better whitespace
• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Johann Heyne. Reason: Wrap the code in code
• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Johann Heyne. Reason: Fix typo

Hello,

thank you for the request. I appreciate that very much. I did this feature already and much more in a pro version of the plugin. But unfortunately it needs more time to finish and get it out to you. Tables have such a wide field of use case and I will provide a solid base for extending this plugin and its basic features with even more individuell features by other developers.

Cheers,
Johann

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Johann Heyne.

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Hello,

whatever makes the different after the updates to trow that error, the problem may is the following. The error on line 97 perhaps is because $key in $key->{'0'}->c is not an object. $key is an array. So the code should look like $key[0]->c.

Anyway…

It is much easier to code using get_field()…

$table = get_field( 'speisekarte_tabelle' );
echo '<ul class="pplan">';
    foreach( $table['body'] as $row => $key ) { 
        echo '<li><span>' . $key[0]['c'] . '</span><div>' . $key[1]['c'] . '</div></li>';
    }
echo '</ul>';

Hi, the plugin has no built in sorting functionality except by drag and drop manually. I´m working on a pro version with more functionality, but I´m not done yet. But here is a function you can use to sort by one or more columns:

function table_body_sort_by_columns() {

	$args = func_get_args();
	$data = array_shift( $args );

	foreach ( $args as $n => $field ) {

		if ( is_string( $field ) ) {

			$tmp = array();

			foreach ( $data as $key => $row ) {

				$tmp[ $key ] = $row[ $field ];
				$args[ $n ] = $tmp;
			}
		}
	}

	$args[] = &$data;

	call_user_func_array( 'array_multisort', $args );

	return array_pop( $args );
}

If you want to sort DESC by the first column:

$data = get_field( 'table' );
$data['body'] = table_body_sort_by_columns( $data['body'], '0', SORT_DESC );

If you want to sort DESC by the second column:

$data = get_field( 'table' );
$data['body'] = table_body_sort_by_columns( $data['body'], '1', SORT_DESC );

As you may have noticed, ‘0’ or ‘1’ identifies the index of the column to sort.

If you want to sort ASC by the first column and sort DESC by the second column:

$data = get_field( 'table' );
$data['body'] = table_body_sort_by_columns( $data['body'], '0', SORT_ASC, '1', SORT_DESC );

Should be working now in version 1.1.12.