Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
Hey Danny,
Saw you post about the alpha filtering – I’ll dig into that today probably and tryreproduce my end, see what’s changed.
RE NBSP:
There’s a good reason for it when the list is in table format and folks want table borders to work properly in all browsers.. It’s a classic ‘fix’ for problems with borders not displaying properly around empty cells.
I recently wrote a whole response up about it to someone else, but for some reason cannot find that post now.
I appreciate that it is not always needed and therefore some may prefer not to have it.
I’ll have a think about how best (without making things too complicated settings wise) to allow it to be switched off (or on for those who need it).
Anmari,
Thanks for getting back to me, sorry for the dual posts on both forums. I actually wrote the following jQuery to search for the   and remove it:
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery("span.Street:contains(' '),span.City:contains(' '),span.State:contains(' '),span.Country:contains(' '),span.Postal_Code:contains(' '),span.Certifications:contains(' '),span.Company:contains(' ')").css("display", "none");
});
Yeah, I just upgraded the AMR Users Plus to version 2.6 from version 2.2.. didn’t even notice there was an update available. But still running in to the issue.
Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
fast work !
I’d prefer a cleaner solution to the nbsp; so read next changelog updates in case.
for info of others on tables with empty cells
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/HTML/emptycells.html
Yeah probably not the best but for right now does the trick. I have to take down the A-Z filter for now per client request. If you need a demo page with it up let me know and I can probably put that together.
Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
Hi danny, please see amr-users 3.6.3 and plus 2.7 and let me know how you.
