Amy Slagle

Sorry, class is the only attribute you can set on the row.

You can use [ReactiveTable.publish](https://github.com/aslagle/reactive-table#server-side-pagination-and-filtering-beta) on the server to set up a paginated publication that the table can use.

You have to pass in a name as the first argument and use it as the collection in the client side table settings. So `ReactiveTable.publish('places', Places, {archive: 0})`, and then...

It looks like the table is loading when you go back to the places route, but then it's unsubscribing for some reason. It's possible there's a bug in the reactive-table...

In that case, I would guess something's going wrong in the onReady function at line 44 of reactive-table.js, but I'm not sure what it could be.

Sure, I can take a look.

Could you try changing this line https://github.com/aslagle/reactive-table/blob/master/lib/reactive_table.js#L70 to `{onReady: onReady, onStop: onError}`. I see the meteor documentation has onStop.. I wonder if that changed or I just had it wrong...

Now your app is crashing :(

Okay, I've set break points every place reactive-table stops a subscription and it's not any of them. There must be something else that's stopping the subscription.

Or in another package