Thanks for the improved control. I like it.

Here are a couple of additions I have made on mine that seem to make it work better for me.

I was having a problem in that my original select had a tabindex that this was removing.

I added this line for the var input. I put it after the .insertAfter(select) line, but I don’t suppose it matters too much.

.attr(“tabindex”, select.attr(“tabindex”))

I suppose I could have captured the select.attr(“tabindex”) in a var above.

Also, for my purposes, it seemed better to include the button within the control at the end to help me line things up. I’m sure for some people this won’t make sense as the button will cover up text that is too wide. Anyway, I have added the following right after the area where the title is set on the button:

.height(input.height())
.width(input.height())
.css(“position”, “absolute”)
.css(“left”, String(input.position().left + input.width() – input.height()) + “px”)
.css(“top”, String(input.position().top) + “px”)

function sortElementsByAttribute(elements, atributte, destiny) {
elements.sort(function (a, b) {
var compA = $(a).attr(atributte);
var compB = $(b).attr(atributte);
return (compA compB) ? 1 : 0;
});
$.each(elements, function (idx, item) { destiny.append(item); });
}

You can use it with rows of tables, for example, with some personal tribute, for instance:

sortElementsByAttribute($(“#myTable tbody”).children(“tr”).get(), “OrderAttrib”, $(“#myTable tbody”));

function jQuerySort(elements, options) {
if (typeof options === ‘undefined’) options = {};
options.ascending = typeof options.ascending === ‘undefined’ ? 1 : (options.ascending ? 1 : -1);
var list = elements.get();
list.sort(function(a, b) {
var compA = (options.find ? jQuery(a).find(options.find) : jQuery(a)).text().toUpperCase();
var compB = (options.find ? jQuery(b).find(options.find) : jQuery(b)).text().toUpperCase();
return options.ascending * ((compA compB) ? 1 : 0);
});
parent = elements.first().parent();
jQuery.each(list, function(index, element) { parent.append(element); });
}

But one suggestion. Can you remove the quotes around the Track index field since foobar2000 cannot parse the Cue sheet with the qotes…

cue += ‘ INDEX 01 ‘+quo+track.index+quo+’\n’;

would be changed to:

cue += ‘ INDEX 01 ‘+track.index+’\n’;