Node-ui-table: Inconsistent load behavior, leading to changing no. of columns on refresh

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hello Omrid,
I thought his ID refers to the content of the table. not the row ID.
But your, and Jerome contribution is good. I consider also, whether the table is a good alternative for a couple of bottoms, which can even change its content text, color etc..

@Jerome:
The formatter error can be really easily detected using the browser console. I also got it triggered due to a blank row :stuck_out_tongue:

So does it look like:

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: val is undefined
    formatter (index):21
    formatValue (index):2
    _chain (index):2
    _chain (index):2
    chain
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Hi,

thanks for sharing. Indeed the ID column name refers to a specific content from the CSV, but as you mention correctly, the name can be confusing related to the regular id from Tabulator, I'll fix it.

Thanks to you both,

Jerome

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Hi there, sorry to wake up that already old topic :grinning:

I have some troubles with the DB layout pages, and I'm wondering if you see the same. I suspect it comes from either the table template node, or the global template. I tried moving them to another group, but each time I see same behavior : it's very hard to size the nodes to a specific size, and also no way to put them side by side on same row with other nodes.....

Thanks in advance,

Jerome

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Hi again !

I m trying something else with the nice integration of tabulator.

I want to apply filter on the datas in the table, so far so good. My problem is I can't get any useful output from the template node, whch would include the filtered content....

According to tabulator doc ( https://tabulator.info/docs/5.5/events#filter ), I used something like this :

    grid.on("dataFiltered", function(filters, rows){
        if (rows.length > 0){
    $scope.send({payload: rows})};

But I don't get any thing and even worse, my table in dashboard does not work anymore, I can't see any content....

When I use something easier in the same function like

$scope.send({payload: "testfilter"})};

I get as expected the string on the output, and the table is still fine.

Do you have any suggestion ?

Thanks,

Jerome

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Hi Jeroma,
sorry, this is something, I didn't use before.
In your case I would try and reverse engineer this example:
https://discourse.nodered.org/t/use-tabulator-examples-in-node-red/42217/6
According the picture in the last post there is also like a filter callback.
Best regards
Moppel

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THanks, I'll open a new topic for that specific problem, maybe someone will be able to help.

Jerome

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Use table.getData("active");

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