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- Table control overview
- Information displayed
- Control creation and features
- How to create a Table control
- Other creation modes
- Table control features
- Swapping
- Table/Looper control
- TreeView Table/Table control
Table controls allow users to easily view and enter data. This data can: - be stored in memory,
- come from a data file, view or query.
A Table control is contains rows and columns. The intersection between a row and a column defines a cell. A Table control can be manipulated by row, column or cell. Users can select one row at a time (single selection) or multiple rows (multi-selection). A selection bar highlights the selected row.
Information displayed The information displayed in a Table control can: - be defined programmatically. This is referred to as Table control populated programmatically.
- come from a variable. This is referred to as Table control based on a variable.
- come from a data file or a query: this is referred to as a Table field linked to a data file. Two types of Table control fields are available:
- Table control linked to a direct-access data file Table control: the Table field directly manipulates records in the query or data file.
- Table control linked to a data file loaded in memory Table control with in-memory data source: the Table control manipulates the records of the data file loaded in memory (optimized field).
Control creation and features How to create a Table control To create a Table control: - On the "Creation" tab, in the "Data" group:
 expand "Table and List Box" and select "Table (Vertical)".
Note: Table controls can be displayed horizontally or vertically.  expand "Table" and select "Table (Vertical)".  expand "Table" and select "Simple table".
- Click where you want to create the control in the window or page. The Table control creation wizard opens automatically.
- Answer the questions and confirm the creation of the control.
Other creation modes - To simply create a Table control from a data file described in the analysis editor, simply drag and drop the selected data file into the "Project Explorer" pane or the "Analysis" pane.
- To simply create a Table control from array variables present in the current window or page, simply drag and drop the selected variable into the Project Explorer pane.
Table control features To view the characteristics of the control, select "Description" in the context menu. There are two types of information: - information about the Table control as a whole. This information can be accessed simply by clicking the control name. The different tabs will show the details of the Table control.
- information about each column. This information can be accessed by clicking the name of one of the columns. The different tabs will show the details of the selected column.
Depending on the platform used, a Table control (and its columns) may have specific characteristics. For more details, see: - For the Table control:
- For Table control columns:
Table/Looper control A Table control can be automatically changed into a Looper control: - Select the Table control to transform.
- On the "Modification" tab, in the "Transformations" group, expand "Refactoring and swapping" and select "Table to Looper".
Related Examples:
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Unit examples (WINDEV): The memory Table control
[ + ] Using a memory table in an application: - Clear a memory table - Fill a row in the memory table - Select a row - Sort a memory table - Delete a row from the memory table
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Unit examples (WINDEV): The Table/TreeView Table control (Progress Bar columns)
[ + ] Using a Progress Bar column as well as the ..TextProgressBar property in a Table or TreeView Table control
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Training (WINDEV): WD DataBinding
[ + ] The "WD DataBinding" example explains how to link a control and a WLanguage variable. This example includes two windows: - A first window presents a simple link between the controls and a composite variable. - A second window presents a link between a table control and a WLanguage class as well as the link between the table and a detailed form
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Unit examples (WEBDEV): The Ajax Table control
[ + ] This example explains how to use the Ajax tables. This example allows you to: - Access the content of a table element in browser code - Clear the table - Fill the table - Select a row - Sort the table - Delete the selected row
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Unit examples (WEBDEV): The Ajax Table control in PHP
[ + ] This example explains how to use the Ajax tables in PHP. The following topics are explained: - Access the content of a table element in browser code (using the AjaxExecuteAsynchronous function) - Delete the table content - Fill the table - Select a row - Delete a row
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Unit examples (WEBDEV): The memory Table control
[ + ] This example explains how to use a memory table in a WEBDEV application and it allows you to: - Clear a memory table - Fill a row in the memory table - Select a row - Sort a memory table - Delete a row from the memory table
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Unit examples (WINDEV Mobile): The memory Table control
[ + ] Using a memory table in an application: - Clear a memory table - Fill a row in the memory table - Select a row - Sort a memory table - Delete a row from the memory table
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