Table View Editor
The table view is used to show a collection of entities as a spreadsheet-like table. You can add columns to the table and reorder them by dragging and dropping fields. Appropriate cell content will consist of the field's value, formatted using Properties.
Properties can differ for field types, but generally, you can edit the column name, pattern, size, alignment, formatting, read mode, sorting and other options. The common ones are described below:
| Property name | Description |
| Use field name as a label | True for field name as column header, or use text from Header option |
| Header | Column header name, multilingual |
| Width | Width of column |
| Required | Is field required on save |
| Disabled | Is field editable |
| Hidden | Make field hidden |
| Read only | Is field read-only |
| Horizontal alignment | Alignment from left to right edge of the cell |
| Show in extended mode only | Columns to show in extended mode |
Specific data types have more properties:
| Option name | Description |
| Data source | Data source for entities - database or collection |
| Has 'Create new' link | If possible to create new entity of type in place |
| Has view link | Has link to the entity |
| Placeholder | Placeholder text |
| Form view for link | Form view to open for link, if allowed |
| View | String view for cell content |
| Minimal <value> | Minimal value of specific data type |
| Maximum <value> | Maximum value of specific data type |
| Step | Step for spinner editing |
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