Changes for page Livetable Macro

Last modified by Manuel Leduc on 2024/01/04 15:56

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From version < 83.3 >
edited by Eduard Moraru
on 2016/03/07 19:04
To version < 84.1 >
edited by Eduard Moraru
on 2016/03/07 19:08
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49 49  |**topFilters**|HTML fragment that will be placed in a "top filter" area in the same fashion as the Tag Cloud filter. All filters elements (##input##, ##select##) in this fragment will be automatically used as filters for the livetable.|//None//|2.3 RC 1
50 50  |**pageSize**|Display a selection box to allow users to change the number of rows displayed per page in the table|##true##|2.4 M1
51 51  |**pageSizeBounds**|Defines the page sizes available in the selection box that allows users to change the number of rows displayed per page in the table. This should be a valid initialization of a Javascript array of 3 integer values: the minimum page size, the maximum page size, and the steps between proposed page sizes. The default value propose a selection between 10 and 100 with a step of 10, which means 10, 20, 30, ..., 90 and 100 in the proposed list of sizes.|##[10,100,10]##|2.4 M1
52 -|**queryFilters**|Optionally specifies a comma-separated list of already registered [[Query filter names>>Extension.Query Module||anchor="HPerformingQueries"]] to apply. Pass the empty string if you don't want any query filters to be applied. If not specified, the default query filters are applied.|##currentlanguage, hidden##|6.0 M1
52 +|**queryFilters**|Optionally specifies a comma-separated list of already registered [[Query filter names>>Extension.Query Module||anchor="HPerformingQueries"]] to apply. Pass the empty string if you don't want any query filters to be applied. If not specified, the default query filters are applied.\\Note: This is not the place where you would add "WHERE" clauses, but it`s for the actual name of existing query filters (e.g. "unique", "hidden", etc.). If extra "WHERE" clauses is what you are looking for, then you should use the ##extraParams## option instead.|##currentlanguage, hidden##|6.0 M1
53 53  |**outputOnlyHtml**|If set to ##true##, it ensures that the output of the livetable macro is only HTML markup, without the syntax specific wrappers (##~{~{html}}~{~{/html}}## macro wrapper for syntax 2.0 or ##~{pre}~{/pre}## wrappers for syntax 1.0). It is most useful when using the livetable macro inside filesystem velocity templates.|##false##|6.3 M2
54 54  
55 55  === Parameter ##$columns## ===

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