def render_table_ordering(context, index, title):
    """
    Renders a TABLE LAYOUT ordering using given index and a human-readable title for it.
    Note that a new context is created for the template (containing only very few elements needed
    for displaying).

    Usage in template: {% render_table_ordering "model_field__submodel_field" "Human-readable Title" %}
    """

    # title + plain url (=without o paramater)
    new_context = { 'title' : title, 'plain_url' : context['view'].get_query_string(remove=['o']) }

    # ordered url
    new_context['ordered_url'] = new_context['plain_url'] + '&o=' + index

    # toggled ordering url (only if needed)
    if 'o' in context['request'].GET and ( context['request'].GET['o'] == index or context['request'].GET['o'] == '-%s' % index):
        new_context['toggled_url'] = new_context['plain_url'] + '&o=' + (index if context['request'].GET['o'].startswith('-') else '-' + index) 
        new_context['order_direction'] = 'ascending' if context['request'].GET['o'].startswith('-') else 'descending'

    return new_context
Renders a TABLE LAYOUT ordering using given index and a human-readable title for it.
    Note that a new context is created for the template (containing only very few elements needed
    for displaying).

    Usage in template: {% render_table_ordering "model_field__submodel_field" "Human-readable Title" %}