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If a single page/node has more than one [tablemanager:x] included then the sorting a column will affect all the tables (if the name is the same). Sorting should be table specific.
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Comment #1
pobster CreditAttribution: pobster commentedThis used to work just fine - the argument to display table pagination is set in Tablemanager like this;
$table .= theme('pager', array(), $list_length, $tid);
Where the funtion theme_pager uses $tags = array(), $limit = 10, $element = 0, $parameters = array() and $element is "An optional integer to distinguish between multiple pagers on one page". As you can clearly see, we're passing the individual $tid/ Table ID to the function and it's ignoring it. Like I said, it never used to... I'll look into it, maybe something has changed in how you pass the pager arguments across - I'm not particularly bothered about fixing it though as in the rewrite it works differently anyway and I don't have to faff about creating my own pager hacks.
Pobster
Comment #2
pobster CreditAttribution: pobster as a volunteer and at ArcadeGeek LTD for Rackspace commentedClosing as D5.x is now unsupported.