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Bookmarklet to sort tables by any column - Today's Browser Tip
by Jordan Running Oct 4th 2005 at 10:05PM
I love bookmarklets: you just drag-and-drop to install and they just work. My favorite today is the Sort Table bookmarklet by Jesse Ruderman. When you click on it it adds "a/d" buttons to the top of each column which, when clicked, will sort ascending or descending by the data in that column. Simple and effective, and it works in IE, Opera, and Mozilla (including Firefox).
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Sean said 3:20PM on 10-05-2005
This doesn't work with IE6 (well it works on the page, but doesn't work as a bookmark) because of the limit on the bookmark text length.
Still cool though!
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Chris Meller said 10:04PM on 10-05-2005
That's why you should be using Firefox like the rest of us! There are also several other amazingly cool bookmarklets on that site. It's one hell of a collection of JavaScript trickery and mastery to be sure!
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