Tables Added

[Scott Greczkowski]

Ok I think I figured out what P Smith was looking for...

[table="head"]head col1|head col2|head col3
row1 col1|row1 col2|row1 col3
row2 col1|row2 col2|row2 col3[/table ]

head col1|head col2|head col3
row1 col1|row1 col2|row1 col3
row2 col1|row2 col2|row2 col3

 

[Hall]

I can't figure out how to put "values" in though. Tried a few different variations...

 

[LER]

I can't figure out how to put "values" in though. Tried a few different variations...

Define what you mean? What did you try? What didn't work?

 

[Smith P.]

Testing:

Column A | Column B | Column C | Column D4
A1|B1|C1|D1
A2|B2|C2|D2

 

[Smith P.]

Working.

Thanks for the addition, now we will talk.

Is there any deep how-to ? Or formal vB semantics for the tables instructions ?

 

[rockymtnhigh]

head firstcol|head secondcol2|head thirdcol3
first entry|second entry|third entry
row2 col1|row2 col2|row2 col3

Just testing -- and it works. The row2 col1 is just text. You can replace it with whatever text you want, as I did in the example above.

[table="head"]head firstcol|head secondcol2|head thirdcol3
first entry|second entry|third entry
row2 col1|row2 col2|row2 col3[/ table]

 

[Hall]

Testing:

Column A | Column B | Column C | Column D4
A1|B1|C1|D1
A2|B2|C2|D2

Interesting.... how does it know when to create a new row ? Is it simply by creating a new line ?

I tried things like "row1 col1 value" or "row1 value" and so on. Quite a few variations like I said above with no luck.

 

[rockymtnhigh]

first column|second column | third column | fourth column
first entry|second entry|third entry|fourth entry
second entry|row2 col2|row2 col3| row2 col4

another test

[table="head"]first column|second column | third column  | fourth column
first entry|second entry|third entry|fourth entry
second entry|row2 col2|row2 col3| row2 col4   [/ table]

You can call the table anyname. The first line is the column headers; then each line below it represents the row data. Kind of easy!

 

[rockymtnhigh]

Hall: Just add a row. Its a literal table.

first column|second column | third column | fourth column
first entry|second entry|third entry|fourth entry
second entry|row2 col2|row2 col3| row2 col4
third row 1|another one|and another| and a fourth
fourth row 1|another one|and another| and a fourth

[table="head"]first column|second column | third column  | fourth column
first entry|second entry|third entry|fourth entry
second entry|row2 col2|row2 col3| row2 col4 
third row 1|another one|and another| and a fourth 
fourth row 1|another one|and another| and a fourth  [/ table]

 

[Hall]

Station Name | Channel # | Dish Channel #
WHIO | 7 | 7007
WDTN | 2 | 7002
WKEF | 22 | 7022
WRGT | 45 | 7045

Figured it out.... Newline or carriage returns automatically create a new row. Also, the "|" ends any formatting. For my header row, in order to bold each item, you have to put the vB bold code, text, end-bold code, "|", then bold code again, and so on.

 

[Smith P.]

If you like someone table, just use Quote and you'll see source of it.

 

[Foxbat]

This should make it a heck of a lot easier to post Transponder readings, channel assignments, etc.! I know I used to try [ code ] tags and was always counting spaces.

:up Thanks, Scott!

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Testing

Station Name | Channel # | Dish Channel #
WHIO | 7 | 7007
WDTN | 2 | 7002
WKEF | 22 | 7022
WRGT | 45 | 7045

 

[meStevo]

Cool.

AFC West | Wins | Losses
San Diego Chargers| 12 | 4
Kansas City Chiefs | 7 | 9
Oakland Raiders | 5 | 11
Denver Broncos | 3 | 13

 

[meStevo]

There a reason this was disabled?

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Yup it was causing database errors.