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Columns are not sorting properly. When I sort the "g" column in descending order, 99 appears before 101 as one can see in the attached screen shot.
Attached files: G sort.PNG
Miloš,
The column's data type was set for integer. As a test, I changed it to string, saved it, and then returned it to integer, saved it and, unfortunately, sorting in descending order the highest value is 99, when there are values of 100 and higher.
Jim
All the other integer columns sort normally. The MySQL original is also integer for all integer fields.
Miloš,
I have uploaded the zip file to Google Drive, since WeTransfer's page was not working properly and it was taking forever to attach here. Here is the link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FL6dvuw7S-DN_QtozmHRrJv88PKZij8f/view?usp=sharing
The wpDataTables query is the most basic:
select * from catchers_cs
That's it, I think.
Jim
Miloš,
No luck solving my problem? Would it help if I sent you the original cvs file to see if you can get a different result?
Perhaps my installation has been the problem.
Jim