=ncolumntable({"URL","Comment"},{cons!Test_col1},{cons!Test_

saratrk over 9 years ago

=ncolumntable({"URL","Comment"},{cons!Test_col1},{cons!Test_col2)
Test_col1 is array of text with 4 values
Test_col2 is also any array of text with 4 values but each value is of 1001 characters.

Table is getting displayed for only 3 rows but not 4
Please help...

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0 saratrk over 9 years ago

I have tested this on a test page and with a test expression rule. ncolumntable seems to be returning 4 rows itself but displaying that on a page with 'web content with dynaminc data' channel must be a problem. Bcz i have displayed the same expression on a 'web page' channel and it is displaying 4 columns. Please find the attached screenshot. May i please know why 'web content with dynaminc data' channel is not able to display ?
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0 saratrk over 9 years ago

I have tested this on a test page and with a test expression rule. ncolumntable seems to be returning 4 rows itself but displaying that on a page with 'web content with dynaminc data' channel must be a problem. Bcz i have displayed the same expression on a 'web page' channel and it is displaying 4 columns. Please find the attached screenshot. May i please know why 'web content with dynaminc data' channel is not able to display ?
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