Table (deprecated)

Table creates a table in which you can organize the presentation of content to the user. Each element that you add to the table creates a column. The column label is taken from the label for the element in that column.

Data binding

Set the data binding for the control in the General properties tab.

Table 1. Data binding for Table
Binding description	Data type
Contains a list of business objects of any type	ANY `(List)`

When you bind a table control to a list, the table contains a row for each item in the list.

Theme definitions

The design mode of the theme editor contains a simulation of this control. If you hover over the simulation, it lists the theme definitions that determine the appearance of the control. For information on the theme editor, see Creating themes.

Configuration properties

Set or modify control configuration in the Configuration properties tab.

Screen size: A configuration property that has the Screen Sizes icon beside the property name can have different values for each screen size. If you do not set a value, the screen size inherits the value of the next larger screen size as its default value. If you are using the Process Designer desktop editor (deprecated), you are setting the value for the large screen size. The other screen sizes inherit this value.

Table 2. Configuration properties for Table
Configuration property	Description	Data type
Edit mode	Specify the table-wide editing behavior. Settings include: Click cell to edit - Users click in a cell to edit contents. This is the default setting. Show edit mode toggle - Users click a button to turn editing on and off for the table. Always editable - All cells in the table are always editable.	`String`
Columns that are always editable	List columns that are always editable regardless of the Edit mode settings. Separate column numbers with a comma. For example, `1,3` makes the cells in the first and third columns always editable. Use this option to allow users to directly interact with the cell contents such as buttons and check boxes without requiring them to first click the cell to enter the edit mode and then click the contents.	`String`
Hide columns	List the columns to hide. Separate column numbers with a comma. For example, `1,3` hides the first and third columns.	`String`
Hide columns selector	Select this option to hide the link that allows users to show or hide specific columns. By default, this option is not selected (`False`).	`Boolean`
Column widths	Set the width of each column using a comma-separated list of integers. By default, all columns are the same width. Tip: If you need more space to lay out your table and want the table to extend off of the page, you can embed it in a Section and set the width of the Section to the appropriate width. A horizontal scroll bar is then displayed and the table is given more room to display.	`String`
Column width unit	Specify the unit of measure for the Column widths values. Supported units include: `%` - percentage of viewport (Default) `in` - inches `cm` - centimeters `mm` - millimeters `em` - width of letter 'm' in current font. `ex` - the x-height of the font, which is approximately the height of lowercase letters a, c, m, or o in that font `pc`- pica (12 points) `pt` - point (1/72 inch) `px` - CSS pixels	`String`
Override column label visibility	By default, field labels within a column are hidden, except for in the column header. To override this default, list the columns whose labels you want to show in each row. For example, `1,3` shows the label for the coach view instance in each row of the first and third columns. This setting is useful for coach views that contain a label within the view, such as button controls.	`String`
Row selection type	Specify how many rows the user can select in the table. `Single Selection` The user can select only a single row. This is the default value. `Multiple Selection` The user can select one or more rows. `No Selection` The user cannot select any rows.	`TableSelectionType`
Show Add button	Include a button that a user can click to add a row to the table. By default, this option is not selected (`False`).	`Boolean`
Add button hover text	Provide hover text for the Add button. The default text is `"Add"`.	`String`
Show Delete buttons	Display a button in each row for users to delete the row from the table. By default, this option is not selected (`False`).	`Boolean`
Delete buttons hover text	Provide hover text for the Delete buttons. The default text is `"Delete"`.	`String`
Disable sorting by columns	List the columns by which the table cannot be sorted. Separate column numbers with a comma. For example, 1,3 prevents users from sorting the table data by the first or third columns.	`String`
Disable sorting	Select this option to prevent users from sorting the table data.	`Boolean`
Enable pagination	Select this option to display table content over multiple pages when the number of rows exceeds either the value of the Number of rows per page configuration option, if it is specified, or 8 if Number of rows per page is not specified. When table pagination is enabled, users can use page controls to navigate to other pages in the table instead of scrolling. By default, this option is not selected (`False`).	`Boolean`
Number of rows per page	Set this option to specify the maximum number of table rows to be displayed at one time when table pagination is enabled. The default value is `8`.	`Integer`
Style > Hide border	Set this option to hide the table borders and column separators	`Boolean`