<sortable>

</sortable>

1. Download fckgLIte with the upgraded table parser. See the fckgLite plugin page on dokuwiki.org.
2. Create a table using the fckgLite/ckgedit table editor and include it between the ~~MULTI_PLUGIN_OPEN~~ and ~~MULTI_PLUGIN_CLOSE~~ macros and between the sortable tags.

When you re-load the page into the editor the table will load in native Doikuwiki format. In fckgLite, it will look like this:

~ ~ MULTI_PLUGIN_OPEN ~ ~

<sortable>
^Col1^Col3^Col3^
|1|one|25/12/2008|
|2|two|10/12/2008|
</sortable>
~ ~ MULTI_PLUGIN_OPEN ~ ~

Once the table has been re-loaded, the complex table setting is no longer required because the table is now in native Dokuwiki format. But both the MULTI_PLUGIN macros and the sortable tags are still required.

You can add to the table, as you would in the native Dokuwiki edtior, but you must single-space between the rows of the table. See: http://www.mturner.org/fckgLite/doku.php?id=faq#single_spacing

1. Activate complex tables for the page with the sortable table, as described on the fckgLite plugin page.
2. Save your work

Basically the same procedures as for fckgLite apply. But the special table handling upgrade is not required; it works in all versions of ckgedit. And there will not be any spaces between the tilde ~~ characters or the angle brackets. Your table will look like this when the editor is re-opened:

~~MULTI_PLUGIN_OPEN~~
<sortable>
^Col1^Col3^Col3^
|1|one|25/12/2008|
|2|two|10/12/2008|
</sortable>
~~MULTI_PLUGIN_CLOSE~~