Watch a (2:32) video tutorial on how to Sort Class Listings Tables
Once you have your table filtered as needed, and columns hidden as needed, you should specify the SORT ORDER of the classes going down. If no sort order is given, the table will sort by Class Name, ABC order. Tables can be sorted by a single or multiple targets.
To specify the sort order, use the parameter &sort=x where x is one of the targets listed below. For example, &sort=StartTime.
| Available Targets for Sorting | ||
| Class (will sort by class Name in abc order) | StartDate (1-word, no space) | Cat2 |
| Days | EndDate (1-word, no space) | Cat3 |
| StartTime (1-word, no space) | Session | Instructors |
| Ages | Tuition | Duration |
| Gender | Location | Room |
| Openings | Cat1 | |
The example codes below show only the url source part of the code. If you are embedding the table directly into your webpage you will need to include this url source code into the full scripting html. Refer to Create Custom Class Listing Tables in 4 Steps for details on using the full script.
Single Sort
Example - Sort the entire table solely on Ages (Minimum Age): &sort=x
https://app.jackrabbitclass.com/jr3.0/Openings/OpeningsJS?OrgID=507172&sort=Ages |
Single Sort Table by Age
Multi-Sort
You can multi-sort by using commas between the primary, secondary, tertiary etc. sorts. Use the targets listed at the top of this page: &sort=x,y,z
Example - Sort the table first by Day, then by StartTime
https://app.jackrabbitclass.com/jr3.0/Openings/OpeningsJS?OrgID=507172&sort=Days,StartTime |
Multi-Sort Table by Days & Start Times
When you use a sort code, it is automatically sorted in ascending order (smallest to largest, A to Z). To sort descending, add " desc" after the sort code. Example: to sort the table based on the number of class openings from highest to the lowest, you would use the code "&sort=Openings desc".