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l You can drag rows up or down to change the order in which they appear in the
table.
l By default, a row is repeated once for each record in the detail table, but in tables
with several levels and long nested tables you may want an extra repetition of a row
if its sub-table runs over multiple pages.
In order to repeat a row before and/or after a page break:
1. Add an extra row.
2. Associate it with the detail table of which a row must be repeated in case its
sub-table gets split over multiple pages.
3.
Change the Initial setting to Before a page break, After a page break,
or before and after a page break (All). This button changes the data-show-row
attribute of the row; see "A Dynamic Table's data- attributes" on page829.
Note that this button is only available if the row is followed by a nested table.
4. Add fields as you like.
Note that this extra row will only appear in the output in case there is a page break
in its sub-table.
Tip
A text like "continued on next page" or "continued from previous page" can be
added after the table has been created. See "Mixing text and data in one cell"
on page824.
l
Activate the Header Row button to display a row with the names of the current
row's data fields before each row in the output.
The header row is not visible in the Wizard, but is inserted in the body of the table
(the <tbody> element) when the Wizard is closed.
In the output it will be repeated as many times as the current row. It has the same
data-repeat attribute (see "A Dynamic Table's data- attributes" on page829).
Note that this button is only available if the row is followed by a nested table.
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