Tables

Tables have a different tagging format to the standard tags. This is because the template needs to be able to iterate through the lines of data and produce table rows.

To start a table use:

{%tr for item in tableName %}

Each cell in the table needs to be populated with the field name.

{{ item.fieldName }}

To end a table you must include:

{%tr endfor %}

Split Tables

Split tables are the same as normal tables except you can set the data to be split into separate tables based on a unique value.

This can be achieved using the _SPLIT suffix on the first field.

{
    "tableName": [
        {
            "tableTag_SPLIT": "Reception",
            "tableTag1": "<redtext>Office<redtext>",
            "tableTag2": "Desk"
        }
    ]
}

This will directly copy the existing table for each unique value and add a new header row to the top, to include the split value. All table header formatting will be maintained.