New Feature Addition · Interactive tables · Created by
nowitsabby
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Currently, the only way to import data from outside world anvil as an interactive table is as Comma Separated Values, or by manually filling out the entire table. This is a problem when the data includes any sort of text that includes comma, like explanatory text, etc.
Supporting TSV data, or even allowing for custom delimiters, would allow for more flexibility in what sort of data can be imported into interactive tables and thus reduce instances of having to manually enter dozens of rows.
The Team's Response
What I would very much like to do is to have an endpoint for interactive tables that will allow you to add rows to the table. At which point the question is how that is handled. Commas or tabs or pipes are all very good and understandable ways to separate a string (I personally prefer pipes)
Sadly the amount of support was way too low for this but I understand it will make the feature easier to use.
Soullink: What is broken/wrong with the comma implementation
Current score
11/300 Votes · +2110 points