This is a simple table with default configuration. The code used for this table is

$(document).ready(function() {
var mytable1 = new ttable('ttable1');
mytable1.rendertable();
});

Note: ttable1 is the Table id

You can disable/enable functionalities on your table if you want to. Use the variable you created to access functionalities. For example here, I disabled table sorting and enabled pagination.

$(document).ready(function() {
var mytable2 = new ttable('ttable2');
mytable.sorting.enabled = true;
mytable.pagination.enabled = true;
mytable.pagination.rowperpage=5;
mytable2.rendertable();
});

Check the documentation to know available functions and how to use them.

Enable sorting on all your columns with one line. You can also specify the type (date, digit, alphanumeric) or limit sorting to specific columns. You can also customize the style of the sorted column.

$(document).ready(function() {
var mytable3 = new ttable('ttable3');
mytable3.sorting.enabled = true;
mytable.sorting.sortall = true;
mytable3.rendertable();
});

You can also specify if to reset the numeration when sorting.

Import and Export your table to CSV format. You can also allow your users to edit table cells. Just double click a cell to edit it.

$(document).ready(function() {

// Render the table
var mytable4 = new ttable('ttable4');
mytable4.editing.enabled = true;
mytable4.rendertable();

// Export the table
$('#exporttable').click(function() {
alert($('#ttable4').tocsv(','));
});
});

Now click this link, you should see your table converted to CSV.