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data-show-row
<tr> (a table
row)
When set on a row in the body of the table
(<tbody>), this attribute causes a row (a line with
data) to appear before and/or after a page break if
a sub-table runs over multiple pages.
This is particularly useful in tables with several
levels and long nested tables.
Initially this attribute is omitted. A row without this
attribute will be displayed once per record in a
detail table.
This attribute can be set to the following values:
l all: Show the row before and after a page
break.
l after-break: Show the row after a page
break.
l before-break: Show the row before a
page break.
On a row in the header (<thead>) or footer
(<tfoot>) of the table, this attribute can also be set
to the following value:
l end-of-table: Only show this row on the
last page.
data-sum
<td> (a table
cell) in the
header or footer
of a table
Adds a running total (i.e. a subtotal) to a table cell
after pagination. Its value consists of the path to a
numeric field in a detail table, for example: data-
sum="Items.Amount" will calculate a subtotal
based on the "Amount" field in the "Items" detail
table.
See also: "Adding subtotals" on page800.
data-
breakable
<tr> (a table
row)
This attribute is added by the software to every
copied row (in Preview mode or in output), in
each of them with a unique ID as its value. This is
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