It works for me.

I did notice in IE that the column headers did not freeze with the column data.

It does work in FireFox, but not Chrome or IE.

Great, thanks for pushing this through. I will test it and let you know how it works.

Yes, I’d be happy to. Please, let me know what you need me to test.

I am going to do my best to explain this without screen shots.

In FireFox, when the a sort is applied to the first column in the example, ‘Time Selection’, no rows move because the data was brought in presorted. This is our desired behaviour.

In Chrome, when the sort is applied to the first column the rows do move. The second row of data moves to the fifth row, and rows 3-5 all move up one. This causes issues because we can not predict what the outcome of the search will be.

Thanks, and good luck to you, too. It is disappointing that this is the response to an obvious flaw in the functionality of your product. I understand how HTML works, but to use that as an excuse not to try and resolve it is hard to swallow – especially given others have solved this problem. As a person that has paid for your product, I’d rather hear that it is a lower priority. That way I would know that you are acknowledging there is an issue and not blowing me off.