Question on Manipulating Dynamic Detail Tables

OL Connect Professional Designer
1

I have a case where I need some characters to appear before each line that is generated in a dynamic detail table. Specifically, s dash and a space. The issue I have is that when a line wraps the I would like the wrapped line to be justified with the text and not with the dash.

  • i.e.: This “@k2@” results in the data field printing like this
    • “Fünf Lautsprecher und Subwoofer”
  • This “- @k2@” results in this
    • “- Fünf Lautsprecher und Subwoofer”
  • A line that wraps results in
    • “- Außenspiegel elektrisch einstellbar, beheizt, in Wagenfarbe lackiert auf Fahrerseite auf Beifahrerseite mit Fahrtrichtungsanzeige”
  • I would like a wrapped line to appear like this (first letter of second line justified with text above)
    • “- Außenspiegel elektrisch einstellbar, beheizt, in Wagenfarbe lackiert auf Fahrerseite auf Beifahrerseite mit Fahrtrichtungsanzeige”

Thanks!

BTW - I did come across this but I was not sure how to add it in to the designer…W3Schools Tryit Editor

2

not sure if that works for your layout but you could try to embed the data into a html list (ul) to get it word-wrapped correctly.

3

html list (ul) don’t allow “-” as bullet point. But you can try to implement a table (see screenshots).

Of course you have to style it (don’t show borders and so on…).

4

Thank You! I actually figured this out yesterday. I will include the solution here for others if they are interested.

I modified the HTML source that controlled the detail table.

Original Table definition:

<table id=“table_4” class=“table-no-style” data-column-resize=“” data-detail=“detail” title=“detail”>

<thead>

<tr>

<td class=“Komfort” style=“width: 100%; padding: 0px;”><b>Komfort</b></td>

</tr>

</thead>

<tbody>

<tr data-repeat=“”>

<td class=“data Komfort” style=“padding: 0px;”>- @K2@</td>

</tr>

</tbody>

</table>

New Table definition:

<b>Komfort</b>

<table id=“table_4” class=“table-no-style” data-column-resize=“” data-detail=“detail”

style=" width: 100%;&gt;

&lt;thead&gt;

&lt;tr&gt;

&lt;td class=" title=“detail” komfort"=“”>

<tbody>

<tr data-repeat=“”>

</tr>

<tr data-repeat=“”>

<td style=“width: 2%; text-align: left;”>

  • <br>

</td>

<td class=“data Komfort” style=“width: 98%; padding: 0px; text-align: left;”>@K2@</td>

</tr>

</tbody>

</table>