I have a scenario which I believe is a valid use case but doesn't work.
Here is the scenario
1. I have child pages with tables in a 'Table Excerpt' macro
2. I use this table excerpt to create a pivot table in an 'Excerpt' macro on the same page
3. I then have a parent page with a 'Children Display' macro which is set to get all excerpts from child pages with 'Excerpt Display' set to 'rich content'
The weird thing is that the preview of the page shows the pivot tables as intended but when I save the page, then I just have messages with 'Oops, it seems that you need to place a table or a macro generating a table within the Pivot Table macro'
I am guessing I am missing something obvious or is this scenario not supported?
EDIT: Here are a few screenshots as requested
Editing the Child PagePreviewing the Child Page
Saved Child Page
Similarly, there is another child page just like this.
Editing the Parent PagePreviewing the Parent Page
Saved Parent Page
Hi Pramod,
Please, make some screenshots of the editor content of child and parent pages to see what can cause the issue.
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Try to put Table Excerpt macro inside Excerpt macro. I don't know why it works in the parent page preview, but it shouldn't, because Table Excerpt Include macro works only when there is Table Excerpt macro on the same page.
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It is weird that the page preview works but on saving the page it doesn't.
I did try to put Table Excerpt macro inside Excerpt macro before which fixed the children display in the parent page but then I couldn't find a way to display the table on the same child page again.
Because I didn't want to have the source table show up in the parent page, I set the table excerpt to hide the table and then tried to use a 'Table Excerpt Include' on the same child page but guess that doesn't render a table on its own.
Is there a macro that just displays a table from the 'Table Excerpt Include'?
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In order to reuse the table on the parent page you need to include it with Excerpt + Excerpt Include macros. To hide this table on the parent page you can place it within Pivot Table or Chart from Table macro with "hide source table" option checked or place it within Table Excerpt macro with "hide table" option checked.
I see here some similar solutions, but don't know what is the best in your case. You can contact Table Excerpt macro vendor support to get assistance with you case.
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Sorry I couldn't get back sooner. Basically, this is what I am trying
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I couldn't find a better solution than to:
<style type="text/css"> .table-excerpt { display: none; } </style>
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hi @Pramod Valavala,
I guess you are running in to CONFSERVER-31296 unfortunately this issue is already marked as resolved with won't fix resolution. :-(
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