I’ve been asked a few questions about this one, so here is a tutorial that walks through the process step by step. The app I’m working on in the tutorial is copyable, so feel free to make your own copy (see link below).
Ill checked already, this way work perfect in Glide Apps, but in Glide Pages css not affecting the tabel.
May be have some difference how to use css in Glide Pages?
@ThinhDinh , when do you think CSS could work on Glide Pages? I may turn to Glide Apps to make HTML tables but I will lose the functionalities of Glide Pages
Without the experimental code column, yes.
Which is to say, they won’t be sorted at all.
That’s why I created the experimental code column. That allows you to control the ordering.
If you convert it to an array using a Split Text column (or just aquire it using a Lookup instead of a Joined List), then you can use the Sort Array plugin to sort it. Then you can convert that sorted array back to a Joined List.
hmm, I’m not so sure about this. The Sort Array plugin just does a simple sort, whereas in this case a slightly more complex sort is required. That is, we are using a secondary array as the sort keys for the primary array. I don’t think this is possible with the plugin, but quite possibly I’m missing something?
No, I agree with you. I was answering based purely on Eric’s question about sorting a joined list. I wasn’t looking at the context of the entire thread.