HTML Table Auto Sort
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Clicking on <th> tags reorders rows of an HTML table in ascending/descending order.
### The Important Stuff ###
When enabled, clicking on a table header ("<th>") will reorder the table based on the values belonging to that column of the table. Order is ascending/descending, click to toggle.
### Change Log ###
1.7: (Community Contribution!) Support tables without headers and use tbody
1.6: (Community Contribution!) Better handling of negative numbers
1.5: (Community Contribution!) State saved using chrome local storage, and columns can now be sorted independently
1.4: Added Alphanumeric sorting algorithm
1.3: minor bug fix
1.2: toggle asc/desc
1.1: removed jQuery dependency
1.0: initial upload
### Verbose ###
Tables are clean and great for displaying information - when that information is ordered, at least. It is frustrating to search through a disorganized table, and not much better when the table is ordered using a bad index.
Suppose I am looking through a contact list for a friend and the list is ordered by last name as opposed to first name. If I'm sitting there looking for his first name, I'm going to have a bad time. This extension changes all of that. Every single table posted online can now be easily resorted at the click of the mouse, just as it would in a spreadsheet.
And best of all, this extension is open source! Feel free to fork and/or contribute.
http://github.com/jchamet/html-table-sort
Latest reviews
Great! It's really useful for sorting Roblox developer products by price rather than the default ID sort.
I can't get it to work on SeekingAlpha: https://seekingalpha.com/account/portfolio/summary?portfolioId=ABC π
Not Work. Here's the table code. <table class="configurable-product-table cart items data table"> <thead> <tr class="first last"> <th class="qty attributes" position: relative; top: 0px;">Size</th> <th class="qty avaibility" position: relative; top: 0px;">Availability</th> <th class="qty unit" position: relative; top: 0px;">Unit Price</th> <th class="qty subtotal" position: relative; top: 0px;">Subtotal</th> <th class="qty" position: relative; top: 0px;">Qty</th> <th class="no-display hidden" position: relative; top: 0px;"></th> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="cart item"> <tr class="item-info" data-product-id="18683"> <td class="qty first-attr bss-swatch" attribute-code="at98_taglia" attribute-value="5211" attribute-id="307"> <input type="hidden" name="bss_super_attribute[0][307]" value="5211" class="swatch-attribute"> <div class="swatch-attribute at98_taglia" attribute-code="at98_taglia" attribute-id="307"><div class="swatch-attribute-options clearfix"><div class="swatch-option text" option-type="0" option-id="5211" option-label="38" option-tooltip-thumb="" option-tooltip-value="38">38</div></div></div></td> <td class="qty">1</td> <td class="qty"> <div>$47,855</div> <div class="unit-old">$68,363</div> </td> <td class="qty subtotal">$0.00</td> <td class="qty"> <input type="text" class="qty_att_product input-text qty validate-not-negative-number required-entry" id="super_group_qty_0" value="0" name="config_table_qty[0]" index="0"> <input type="hidden" class="unit-price" value="47855"> </td> <td class="no-display hidden"> <input type="hidden" value="" name="quote_item_id[0]"> </td> </tr> <tr class="item-info" data-product-id="18683"> <td colspan="100%" class="action"> </td> </tr> <tr class="item-info" data-product-id="18681"> <td class="qty first-attr bss-swatch" attribute-code="at98_taglia" attribute-value="5228" attribute-id="307"> <input type="hidden" name="bss_super_attribute[1][307]" value="5228" class="swatch-attribute"> <div class="swatch-attribute at98_taglia" attribute-code="at98_taglia" attribute-id="307"><div class="swatch-attribute-options clearfix"><div class="swatch-option text" option-type="0" option-id="5228" option-label="40" option-tooltip-thumb="" option-tooltip-value="40">40</div></div></div></td> <td class="qty">1</td> <td class="qty"> <div>$47,855</div> <div class="unit-old">$68,363</div> </td> <td class="qty subtotal">$0.00</td> <td class="qty"> <input type="text" class="qty_att_product input-text qty validate-not-negative-number required-entry" id="super_group_qty_1" value="0" name="config_table_qty[1]" index="1"> <input type="hidden" class="unit-price" value="47855"> </td> <td class="no-display hidden"> <input type="hidden" value="" name="quote_item_id[1]"> </td> </tr> <tr class="item-info" data-product-id="18686"> <td colspan="100%" class="action"> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table>
This does not work on the tables I want to sort. I want to sort the list of Facebook posts made for a page under the page's "Insight" tab. There's no effect when I click on the title. When I inspect the element of the header, it is indeed using the "th" tag, but with a lot of class information within it. I'm bummed. I really need to be able to sort this.
doesn't sort any html table on any website for me
hi just what i need for sorting the results on Ancestry; works perfectly. i actually prefer the firefox browser i was using tabletools2 for many years but now its gone and there is not another option i have found the tablesorter userscript on greasyfork but it just is not doing a good job. Anyway from what i read you might be able to port your app to firefox as they say that many chrome apps can easily be ported to them with a few small changes. would you please consider doing so you will have a lot of genealogists using ancestry via firefox extra happy. i have all ready posted a link to your app for chrome on an ancestry support page and would do the same if you port it to firefox. please
Working great for my work. Thank you very much
Didn't sort properly - the order was all wrong (tried both ascending and descending) all was mixed up. Perhaps it doesn't sort lexicographicaly.
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'innerHTML' of null at chrome-extension://bpgbkjehkeffmmjfmdlmjjlffgkdcljp/table-sort.js:22:41 at Array.sort (native) at HTMLTableCellElement.tableHeaders.item.onclick (chrome-extension://bpgbkjehkeffmmjfmdlmjjlffgkdcljp/table-sort.js:19:15)
The extension works on most tables. I'd happily rated this extension with 5 stars if it wasn't taking out tr elements out of the tbody. This breaks the styling on a lot of tables and frankly - its annoying!
It does what is says it does. Would love some additional options... maybe a white-list or black-list for domain/url path
hahah works so great. Thanks!
Does what it should do.
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Does not work on the website I need it.
Works great for sorting text, not so well for sorting numbers of varying length. It seems to sort integers as strings (ex: 1, 100, 1000, 2, 200, 2000, 3...)
Intuitive, easy to use, and it does the job!
