7 Components: the Function Pages - Developers

However, in a few ways, the plugin is stretched to its limits. We will
name a couple of them here:
� It does not support a few formatting options, such as multi-span
(connected) cells (| ... ||) and text alignment values within the
cell (e.g. | centered | right |).
� From about the fifth row on, there could be processing problems.
� It is not possible to include two %EDITTABLE{}% expressions
within a single code line.
As is typical of all other plugins, you can also make global settings
on the EditTablePlugin page regarding the following variables:
Variable Significance
%CHANGEROWS% Opportunity to delete or remove lines.
Example: Set CHANGEROWS=on
%QUIETSAVE% Defines whether a QuietSave button should be
set as a default.
Example: Set QUIETSAVE=on
%EDITBUTTON% Labeling of the Edit button.
%JSCALENDAR
DATEFORMAT%
%JSCALENDAR
LANGUAGE%
Example: Set EDITBUTTON=Edit table
Calendar format
Example: Set
JSCALENDARDATEFORMAT= %d.%m.%Y
Calendar language
Example: Set JSCALENDARLANGUAGE=de
For internal use, TWiki offers its own ProjectPlaner plugin. In a
separate web, report pages are generated for every project and subtask.
Team members provide information on their project page regarding
the status of the subtasks and work packages (project begun,
estimated duration, time already invested…). Using this information,
an overview page is generated that presents a brief summary
of the status of the individual tasks using simple bar graphs. Due to
the current stage of development, we will not go into this plugin any
further, because we think that the effort required to install it does not
merit its worth. You can largely generate its functions yourself using
a few central overview tables.
19.6 To-do List with EditTable Plugin
Problem zones
Global settings
ProjectPlaner
plugin
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