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Post ID	Date & Time	Game Date

#13087	01/18/2021 11:36:14 am	Jan 14th, 2017
Evaristo Joined: 01/06/2021 Posts: 52 Inactive	If you order your players by Class, you get it alphabetically SR > SO > JR > FR. This can be confusing for non American managers. I was thinking that SO=3rd year until I happened to press "show details" and I saw the ages besides the class.

#13093	01/18/2021 8:08:42 pm	Jan 14th, 2017
admin Joined: 01/24/2017 Posts: 2385 Hardwood Administrator	This isn't a bug, it's just alphabetical. However, I understand the problem. There is also an issue with the RS player too. I don't have a better solution yet, but continue to look for one. Steve

#13097	01/19/2021 12:11:13 pm	Jan 19th, 2017
ryhaggs Joined: 01/30/2019 Posts: 34 Eckerd Tritons IV.3	I'm not a developer or anything, so this may be impossible, but could you define each class with a number 1=FR, 2=RS FR, 3=SO, etc, then it sorts it numerically, but displays the text related to the number.

#13109	01/20/2021 8:18:25 am	Jan 19th, 2017
naph Joined: 02/29/2020 Posts: 578 St. Marys Gaels II.1	// Disclaimer: I was more a desktop application dev than a web dev, and the code below is untested. Looks like you're using the tablesorter jquery plugin. tablesorter documentation From the above link it looks like you'd need something like... Code: // add parser through the tablesorter addParser method $.tablesorter.addParser({ // set a unique id id: 'playerclass', is: function(s, table, cell, $cell) { // return false so this parser is not auto detected return false; }, format: function(s, table, cell, cellIndex) { // format your data for normalization return s.toLowerCase() .replace(/jc so/,9) .replace(/hs sr/,8) .replace(/rs sr/,7) .replace(/sr/,6) .replace(/rs jr/,5) .replace(/jr/,4) .replace(/rs so/,3) .replace(/so/,2) .replace(/rs fr/,1) .replace(/fr/,0); }, // set type, either numeric or text type: 'numeric' }); $(function() { $("table").tablesorter({ theme: 'blue' // "sorter-playerclass" added as a class name in the HTML (new in v2.0.11) // or un-comment out the option below // ,headers: { 23: { sorter: 'playerclass' } } }); }); See the link above for the 2 different ways you could then call that from the html. Updated Wednesday, January 20 2021 @ 8:20:06 am PST

#13130	01/21/2021 10:38:39 pm	Jan 26th, 2017
admin Joined: 01/24/2017 Posts: 2385 Hardwood Administrator	Yeah...I'm using an off-the-shelf table sorter and I just haven't gone back and tried to improve it so far. Steve

#13137	01/22/2021 11:02:00 am	Jan 28th, 2017
Henry Morgan Joined: 06/25/2020 Posts: 9 Inactive	do the same thing with players height thats not too good

#13139	01/22/2021 1:16:26 pm	Jan 28th, 2017
pschwartz Joined: 05/07/2019 Posts: 857 Richmond Spiders II.2	A workaround on height is to change it to "English (Inches only)". That is what I do so that I can sort on height. It does require some math but once you get used to it seeing it inches becomes second nature. You can do that if you click on profile on the left, the update settings box. The option is "Change measurement units:"