Here is something I created which utilizes livegrid to display info from 
a table. It is sortable by column and has links that make different 
calls to the backend to update the table on the fly. You can see it at 
http://www.ciu.edu/distance/courses.php

--Chris

Nice example!...that s exactly this kind of thing i
 wanted to add to my tutorial
(here : http://forum.openrico.org/topic/233#new)
 but had no time to do it...(sorry)
Could you provide the code of your example to complete
 the tutorial? that would be useful for many i think...

Jerome

Hi Chris,

How do you do sorting? Does it do automatically?

Regards

nice! That's exactly what I am trying to do. Could you provide the 
source code?

Here's the main file for all you who wanted to see the livegrid 
implemented first.
The next post will contain the backend.
Sorting is done on the backend through the sql statement. It got a 
little complicated as I am pulling from multiple tables. This project 
took me about a week as I was still learning some of this stuff. I 
forgot to upload my up and down arrows on the site when I originally did 
this and still need to do that. Anyway, you can look at the source code 
and replace the SQL with your SQL to get it to work.

Here you go.

I wish I had more time for documentation, but you should be able to 
replace my info with your info.

You probably don't need all the Levels and stuff, but that's for my 
benefit in our different schools.

Btw,

I hope to soon have a photo slideshow using Rico, with transitions and 
all. I'm about to implement it very soon, possibly by the end of today. 
I'll let you all know.

Chris

One more thing.

If you're testing this, be sure to grab the Web Developer and Firebug 
extensions for Firefox and the Web Developer and Fiddler tools for IE.

All of these helped tremendously in testing.

Thanks alot. I'll check it out.

Thanx a lot Chris!

I tried getting this to work..I have Firebug and it shows this error:

positionGrid is not defined
positionGrid.setRequestParams('position_var=' + position);

Can anyone help out?

Thanks!