2020.2

l end-of-table: Only show this row on the
last page.
data-sum
<td> (a table
cell) in the
header or footer
of a table
Adds a running total (i.e. a subtotal) to a table cell
after pagination. Its value consists of the path to a
numeric field in a detail table, for example: data-
sum="Items.Amount" will calculate a subtotal
based on the "Amount" field in the "Items" detail
table.
See also: "Adding subtotals" on page808.
data-
breakable
<tr> (a table
row)
This attribute is added by the software to every
copied row (in Preview mode or in output), in
each of them with a unique ID as its value. This is
required by the pagination routines of Connect to
split the table across pages.
Differences in Dynamic Tables made with previous Connect versions
In Dynamic Tables made with Connect before version 2020.1:
l There is no data-expander attribute on the <table> element.
l The data-detail attribute on the <table> element specifies the name of the detail
table. (In tables made with Connect 2020.1 and up, this attribute has no value.)
l The data-show-row attribute can only have the value: all.
l The data-field, data-format, data-keep-when-empty, data-script and
data-sum attributes cannot be used.
l The data-showin attribute determines the visibility of a header row or footer row if the
table gets split over multiple pages. Its possible values are header, footer and break;
break may be combined with footer or header, for example: data-
showin="footer, break", to make the row show up on every page.
Dynamic Print section backgrounds
Print sections can have a PDF background image (see "Using a PDF file or other image as
background" on page471). This feature is often used to create a Print template from a PDF file
while making some minimal changes to it. Of course, the PDF file itself can't be edited in a
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