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    Posted by barek  · 21-03-2011 - 16:12

    I'm trying to add several rows to a table using the provided examples like this:

    [code] $docx->addTemplateVariable(
    array (
    array (
    'VAR1' => 'row1 col1',
    'VAR2' => 'row1 col2',
    'VAR3' => 'row1 col3'
    ),
    array (
    'VAR1' => 'row2 col1',
    'VAR2' => 'row2 col2',
    'VAR3' => 'row2 col3'
    )
    ),
    'table'
    );[/code]

    However, since the table has a header, what happens is that the header is repeated over and over again.
    Also, if I have less than three elements added, the template variables show up like this:

    [code]
    [b]
    Header1 Header2 Header 3
    Header1 Header2 Header 3
    [/b]
    row1 col1 row1 col2 row1 col3
    row2 col1 row2 col2 row2 col3
    $VAR1$ $VAR2$ $VAR3$
    [/code]

    Everything else (ordinary template variables etc) seem to be working perfectly.
    Does anyone have a working example of this, and could tell me which PHP version etc. they are using? I'm using "PHP 5.2.4-2ubuntu5.14 with Suhosin-Patch 0.9.6.2"

    Best regards,
    Kristian Barek

    Posted by admin  · 11-04-2013 - 12:12

    Hi,

    You can check this feature in Template_header.php example.
    This is the related code:

    [code]
    $settings = array(
    'header' => true
    );

    $docx->addTemplate('../files/TemplateTable.docx');

    $docx->addTemplateVariable(
    array(
    array(
    'NAME' => 'Product A',
    'WEIGHT' => '10',
    'PRICE' => '5',
    ),
    array(
    'NAME' => 'Product B',
    'WEIGHT' => '20',
    'PRICE' => '30',
    ),
    array(
    'NAME' => 'Product C',
    'WEIGHT' => '25',
    'PRICE' => '7',
    ),
    ),
    'table',
    $settings
    );
    [/code]

    Regards.

    Posted by barek  · 11-04-2013 - 12:12

    Thank you, this solved the problem, the $settings variable was not included in the example I got. :)