7 Components: the Function Pages - Developers

Formatting
tables
Fig. 19.8
Fig. 19.9
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19.6.1
Formatting the Entire Table
To create an editable table, first set the variable
%EDITTABLE{...}% in the corresponding place or insert the
variable directly before an existing table. The parameters are now
defined within the brackets for the edit view of the table.
Here is a very simple table with only two parameters as an example:
%EDITTABLE{ ↵
format="| row, -1 | text, 20, init | ↵
select, 1, one, two, three, four | ↵
label, 0, %SERVERTIME{"$day $mon $year ↵
$hour:$min"}% |" ↵
changerows="on" ↵
}%
|*No*|*Text Field*|*Drop-Down Menu* ↵
|*Time Stamp*|
| 1 | init | two | 07 Jan 2005 14:55 |
The page view then looks like this:
The same in the edit mode of the table looks like this:
In the %EDITTABLE% variable, the input options of our table were
first defined. Then we entered the content of two lines, namely the
header and the first line, directly in the code, although it is not necessary
to fill the table with content at the code level. However, the
user should at least get an explanation if he or she sees an Edit button
but no table.
19 Composing the Project Plan