Dynamic table filtering/sorting

[imbibinebe]

Hi,
I use PURE to build a complex table only from a JSON data object. I
use the 'pos' property to access data array keys and set these keys as
my column names (really useful !)
Now, i am trying to do dynamic filtering and sorting on this table.
For each column i have an input inside the <th> which allows to sort
and filter table rows (depending on data values)
But, i also have a special input on the left of the table which allows
to sort and filter table colums (depending on data keys)
My problem is that PURE doesn't allow to sort/filter objects (only
arrays). This prevents me to sort columns because their names depend
on data keys (not values).

Example:
if my data is:

{
'users' : [
{ 'key1' : 'value11' , 'key2' : 'value12' },
{ 'key2' : 'value21' , 'key2' : 'value22' }
]
}

the table looks like:

[ column input filter ] [ key1 ]
[ key2 ]
[ row1 input filter ][ row2 input
filter ]
[ value11 ]
[ value12 ]
[ value21 ]
[ value22 ]

I wonder if sort/filter on objects could be a PURE feature or if it is
impossible ? If not, does anyone know an other method to do this kind
of thing ?

Anyway, thank you so much for this great templating engine. It's a
real pleasure to use it

[imbibinebe]

Hi,
I use PURE to build a complex table only from a JSON data object. I
use the 'pos' property to access data array keys and set these keys as
my column names (really useful !)
Now, i am trying to do dynamic filtering and sorting on this table.
For each column i have an input inside the <th> which allows to sort
and filter table rows (depending on data values)
But, i also have a special input on the left of the table which allows
to sort and filter table colums (depending on data keys)
My problem is that PURE doesn't allow to sort/filter objects (only
arrays). This prevents me to sort columns because their names depend
on data keys (not values).

sorry the example was not lisible so
Example again:

if my data is:

{
'users' : [
{ 'key1' : 'value11' , 'key2' : 'value12' },
{ 'key2' : 'value21' , 'key2' : 'value22' }
]
}

the table looks like:

[ col filter ] [ key1 ][ key2 ]
[ r1 filter ][ r2 filter ]
[ value11 ][ value12 ]
[ value21 ][ value22 ]

[imbibinebe]

I have to notice that filter feature works perfectly on objects as
well. So, I only have a problem with sorting :)

[Mic (BeeBole)]

You can't sort an object and browsers may take the list in different
order.
If you want to sort you have to preprocess your object to an array.

[imbibinebe]

Ok thanks Mic !
Anyway it was not an important feature