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BootstrapTable

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Image Examples

BootstrapTable in the graphics palette BootstrapTable graphic example
BootstrapTable in the graphics palette. BootstrapTable graphic example.

Overview

The BootstrapTable graphic is a More Layout table graphic used to display row-and-column data in a table format.

BootstrapTable is useful when an application needs to show changing table-style values from logic or a data source.

BootstrapTable expects two-dimensional or table-shaped data.

Common Uses

Input Behavior

BootstrapTable supports table-style input through valueInput and updateDisplayedValue.

Two-dimensional or table-shaped values update the displayed table contents.

BootstrapTable works with TwoDimensionalDataSource.

ArrayDataSource is not appropriate for BootstrapTable because BootstrapTable expects row-and-column table-shaped data.

Output Behavior

BootstrapTable includes PrimaryOutPort.

The output behavior depends on table interaction and the current configuration.

BootstrapTable-Specific Behavior

BootstrapTable displays data in a styled table.

BootstrapTable-specific settings include:

Table Data Behavior

BootstrapTable is designed for table-shaped data.

A TwoDimensionalDataSource can update BootstrapTable with changing row-and-column values.

Array-style data does not provide the same row-and-column structure and does not display correctly in BootstrapTable.

Logic Ports

In the Logic Editor, BootstrapTable includes these default ports:

The updateDisplayedValue port updates the displayed table values from another source.

The valueInput port also updates the displayed table values from another source.

The PrimaryOutPort provides table output behavior when supported by the current interaction or configuration.

Notes

Use BootstrapTable when row-and-column table data needs to be displayed.

Use TwoDimensionalDataSource or another table-shaped source when testing BootstrapTable.

Do not use ArrayDataSource for BootstrapTable. Use ArrayDataSource with list-style graphics or charts that support array input.

For general graphic behavior, see Active Graphic.