Element
Icon
Description	The developer determines the contents of a Data Table. He can configure the data table contents according to his needs as long as text values are used. The values can be entered during execution either by the user, or via a mapping from the process data.
Type	String
Prepopulation	This element cannot be prepopulated during modeling in the form editor.
Editing

Data Table Configuration Options

Use the Attributes panel to edit the form element.

Attribute	Description	Allowed Values
Name
Description		Any string.
Rows per Page	In this field you can set the number of rows displayed by default in the executed table element.	Any number.
Label		Any string.
Column Configuration	Displays the number of currently visible columns. Clicking on the displayed number or opens the Column Configuration editor where you can define the contents of the data table.
No Data Text	In the executed form, this text will be displayed below the table header as long as no rows have been created.	Any string.
Add Row	Enables the icon in the executed form. The user can use it to add new rows to the table.
Remove Row	Enables the icon in the executed form. The user can use it to delete rows from the table.
Multiple Selection	Enables multiple row selection in the executed form. The user can select multiple rows in the table using the checkbox in front of each row.
CSS Class
Symbol Type		_

Column Configuration Options

If you click icon Documentation Library > _designer_images > form_edit_options.png the Column Configuration editor opens:

Designer > Data Table > form_data_table_columnConfig.png

Use the editor to add and manage the content of your table. You have the following editor and configuration options:

Editor Option	Description

	Use the icon to delete a row.



Configuration Option	Description
Name
Label
CSS Class
Type	Select a data type for the particular column. The following types are available: String Float Boolean DateTime Integer
Sorting	Specify whether the content of this column should be sorted. You have two options: Ascending Descending
Editable	If you activate this checkbox, the user can edit the content of this column during execution.
Filterable	Specify whether the column should be usable as a filter in the executed form.
Hidden

Item Meta Data of Data Table Rows

You can get item meta data on data table rows during process execution that you can use when implementing your service. For data tables these are:

Meta Attribute	Type	Description	Values
lastClicked	Boolean	Specifies whether the row has been clicked last. You can use this attribute together with the click event of data table rows to let the user click on rows to select data and continue with the process. This is described in detail on Handling the Click Event of Data Table Rows.	true	This row has been clicked last.
lastClicked	Boolean		false	This row has not been clicked last.
selected	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been selected.	true	This row has been selected.
selected	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been selected.	false	This row has not been selected.
added	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been added.	true	This row has been added.
added	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been added.	false	This row has not been added.
removed	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been removed.	true	This row has been removed.
removed	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been removed.	false	This row has not been removed.
modified	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been modified.	true	This row has been modified.
modified	Boolean	Specifies whether this row has been modified.	false	This row has not been modified.

You can evaluate them in the On Exit execution of user tasks (refer to Working with the Execution Editor for more information). The form data contains an array representing the data table and its rows. Each row has an additional attribute _meta that contains the listed attributes. Using action script and the select you can easily evaluate the meta data. The following example code snippet shows how to get all table rows that have been added:

select each from formData.table where element._meta.added = true