Row properties

The row properties define the layout and real-time data displayed in each row of the table element. The table automatically repeats this row as many times as needed to fill the table body.

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Editing Row Content

1. Click Edit to open the Edit Row window.
2. Design the row layout by adding page elements and setting their properties.
3. Click Close in the File menu.
4. Click Yes to confirm and save changes.
5. Click OK or Apply in the table properties window to apply changes.

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Row Design & Layout

• Similar to designing a standard page, you can add any type of page element (except another table element).
• Elements can be arranged in a single line or multiple lines to create multi-line rows.
• Elements can be linked to a data source for real-time data updates.

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Data Display & Scrolling

• Connected to Data Source:

  • Each row element pulls real-time data from a data provider.
  • The Row property should be set to 1 for the first row (automatically increases for additional rows).

• Not Connected to Data Source:

  • Displays the same content across all rows.

• Scrolling Support:

  • If more data is available than can fit, the table will scroll to display all data.
  • To enable scrolling, turn on data scrolling for each scrolling row element.
  • Use “Don’t Scroll the First X Rows” to keep certain rows static.

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Using Multiple Data Providers

• A row can include multiple data providers.
• Be aware that each element’s Row property will increase for additional rows.

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Row Height & Automatic Adjustment

• The bottommost element controls row height adjustment.
• If an element disappears or shrinks, the row height reduces automatically.

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Advanced Row Features

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Grouping Rows

• Group related data elements together.
• Useful for category-based or sorted tables.

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Multi-Line Row Display

• Example: At an airport, the first line displays flight details, and the second line displays route information.
• If no route information exists, the second line disappears, and the row height adjusts automatically.

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Property Bindings & Calculated Row Numbers

• When using property bindings, enable scrolling to let the binding dynamically adjust to the correct row number.
• During runtime, the initial row number will be used, and the system calculates additional row numbers as the table refreshes.

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Best Practices & Tips

• Enable scrolling for data-driven elements to display all information dynamically.
• Use grouping to categorize data for better readability.
• Set auto-adjust height to avoid empty space when content is missing.
• For dynamic row elements, use rules to show/hide content based on data availability.
• Use property bindings to automatically adjust row numbers when scrolling.