app.app.createTable(optional)
The Table API allow developers to work with tabular data returned from the Qlik engine without having deeper knowledge of internal constructs, like for example a hypercube. From a technical perspective it is a wrapper around HyperCube data from engine. Notification is sent when data is available. Notification will be triggered after each update. To receive notification bind a listener on OnData of QTable instance.
- Since:
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- 2.1
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rows | Array.<QRow> |
Data rows. |
| headers | Array.<QHeader> | Header information. |
| totals | Array.<QMeasureCell> | Total information for measures. |
| rowCount | Number | Total number of rows for the qHyperCube, including rows not fetched from server. |
| colCount | Number | Total number of columns for the qHyperCube. Notification OnData will be triggered after each update. |
Returns
Tip noteFor more information regarding a promise, see http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.$q.
Example
// Initialization using the hypercube of the current visualization
var table = qlik.table( this );
var listener = function() {
var rowCount = table.rowCount;
var colCount = table.colCount;
table.OnData.unbind( listener ); //unregister the listener when no longer notification is needed.
};
table.OnData.bind( listener ); //bind the listeneExample based on using AngularJS.
Your main script:
if ( !this.$scope.table ) {
this.$scope.table = qlik.table( this );
}In your AngularJS template:
<tr ng-repeat="row in table.rows">
<td ng-repeat="cell in row.cells"> {{cell.qText}} </td>
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