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Headings in Row 1 (major="row" headlocation="1")
Fruit
Apple
Orange
Pear
Banana
This orientation is important if using the attribute
the table. WebLogic Mobility Server will understand which way to split the table so that
meaning is not lost.
•
bodylocation="..." (optional attribute)
This attribute specifies which rows or columns are to be displayed. To display the entire table
the value should be set to "*". Without this attribute explicitly defined, WebLogic Mobility
Server will default to displaying the entire table although a warning will appear in the
WebLogic Mobility Server Application Server console. A portion of the table can be
displayed by setting this attribute to a space-separated list of numbers representing the rows
(or columns) to be sent to the device. Using the preceding table as an example, the author
might wish to see only vegetarian items in the table. To do this, set
For vegans, set
bodylocation="1 2"
Table with major="row" bodylocation="1 2"
•
sdtransform (optional attribute)
•
sdtransform="base-transform"
This is the attribute used to flatten tables. If a table is delivered to a non-table supporting
device, the content is presented sequentially and often, all meaning is lost). Even if a
mobile phone or PDA can process tables, often the screen dimensions will cause the table
information to wrap excessively or to revert to a linear display if the table is still too
wide. If an <mm:table-model> tag is placed within the table with the sdtransform
Vegetable
Carrots
Peas
Broccoli
Cabbage
.
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Meat
Beef
Lamb
Chicken
Fish
to display only a portion of
bodylocation
bodylocation="1 2 4
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Dairy
Milk
Yoghurt
Butter
Cheese
".