1 $(document).ready(function() {
2 $(“#myTable”).tablesorter({widgets: ['zebra']});
3 });

Geri

Sorry but I don’t maintain the tablesorter jquery plugin, this tutorial was just built to show how to set it up as the tablesorter website doesn’t give a detailed tutorial. I can only imagine it is due to the javascript not being triggered after the ajax load. You could try adding a callback after the load is triggered & fire off the tablesorter by calling it directly.

I did manage to get it working. If you look on the tablesorter demo page for the pager you can see it working. As well as the jQuery code you need this code written where-ever you want the pager to appear:

<div id="pager" class="pager">
	<form>
		<img src="first.png" class="first"/>
		<img src="prev.png" class="prev"/>
		<input type="text" class="pagedisplay"/>
		<img src="next.png" class="next"/>
		<img src="last.png" class="last"/>
		<select class="pagesize">
			<option selected="selected"  value="10">10</option>

			<option value="20">20</option>
			<option value="30">30</option>
			<option  value="40">40</option>
		</select>
	</form>
</div>

The images are obviously images of your choice but those are examples. Give that a try and it should work. If not give this page a check, and if that still doesn’t help drop another comment & I’ll see if I can help further.

		$(function() {
			$("#tablesorter-demo")
			.tablesorter({sortList:[[2,0]], widthFixed: true, widgets: ['zebra'], headers: {0: {sorter:false}, 5: {sorter:false}} })
			.tablesorterPager({container: $("#pager")});
		});

and then after the table:

I added the javascript at the top:

$(function() {
$(“#tablesorter-demo”)
.tablesorter({sortList:[[2,0]], widthFixed: true, widgets: ['zebra'], headers: {0: {sorter:false}, 5: {sorter:false}} })
.tablesorterPager({container: $(“#pager”)});
});

and then after the php table I have:

10

20
30
40

but nothing happens. Any idea what I am missing?

It’s generally completely different per template system, so a look at how it assigns other template vars like {ID} would help. Although some systems are just use a simple str_replace which means you’d just need to open the core files & add an extra str_replace for your info.

If you can write some code, I’ll see what I can find for you. Just beware that WordPress tends to have a bit of a gripe with PHP in the comments system. You could try using <pre lang=”php”> your code </pre> and hopefully that should work.