In a previous article Using jQuery to Sort and Paginate a Table , we saw how on a table with hundreds of rows, we could use sorting and pagination to display a small subset of that data, at a given point of time. The navigation links would then allow users to move through the other subsets of data. With our newly acquired plugin knowledge gained in Authoring your First jQuery Plugin and Create a jQuery Plugin to display a Running Counter, let's build a sorting and pagination plugin for ourselves. Just as in our Authoring your First jQuery Plugin article, we will once again look up to the jQuery Boilerplate plugin to create our plugin. I strongly recommend you to read that article before you proceed further. Create a new file 'SortandPaginateTablePlugin.html'. Also create separate folders called 'scripts' and 'css' on the root. The css used in this article can be downloaded from the source code mentioned at the end of this article.


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