Full Version: Reuse a table
Can you create a table on one page and use it for others
Hello Mitch,
it is easy to do that.
1. Enter into the page that you want to copy the table to use on the other pages.
2. Go to STEP 5 and select WYSIWYG editor.
3. Click on the tab called "SOURCE".
4. Copy the code in there.
5. Go again to STEP 5 and select the page where you want to copy the table.
6. Again use WYSIWYG editor
7. Again click on the tab "SOURCE".
8. Delete all the code in there and replace with the code that you copied in step 4.
9. Save your new page and that's it.
it is easy to do that.
1. Enter into the page that you want to copy the table to use on the other pages.
2. Go to STEP 5 and select WYSIWYG editor.
3. Click on the tab called "SOURCE".
4. Copy the code in there.
5. Go again to STEP 5 and select the page where you want to copy the table.
6. Again use WYSIWYG editor
7. Again click on the tab "SOURCE".
8. Delete all the code in there and replace with the code that you copied in step 4.
9. Save your new page and that's it.
Thanks, but it won't let me paste when I try to enter it on the new source page.
QUOTE(Sergio @ Aug 2 2009, 11:00 PM) 
Hello Mitch,
it is easy to do that.
1. Enter into the page that you want to copy the table to use on the other pages.
2. Go to STEP 5 and select WYSIWYG editor.
3. Click on the tab called "SOURCE".
4. Copy the code in there.
5. Go again to STEP 5 and select the page where you want to copy the table.
6. Again use WYSIWYG editor
7. Again click on the tab "SOURCE".
8. Delete all the code in there and replace with the code that you copied in step 4.
9. Save your new page and that's it.
it is easy to do that.
1. Enter into the page that you want to copy the table to use on the other pages.
2. Go to STEP 5 and select WYSIWYG editor.
3. Click on the tab called "SOURCE".
4. Copy the code in there.
5. Go again to STEP 5 and select the page where you want to copy the table.
6. Again use WYSIWYG editor
7. Again click on the tab "SOURCE".
8. Delete all the code in there and replace with the code that you copied in step 4.
9. Save your new page and that's it.
QUOTE(mitch @ Aug 6 2009, 09:22 AM)
Thanks, but it won't let me paste when I try to enter it on the new source page.
QUOTE(Sergio @ Aug 2 2009, 11:00 PM)
Hello Mitch,
it is easy to do that.
1. Enter into the page that you want to copy the table to use on the other pages.
2. Go to STEP 5 and select WYSIWYG editor.
3. Click on the tab called "SOURCE".
4. Copy the code in there.
5. Go again to STEP 5 and select the page where you want to copy the table.
6. Again use WYSIWYG editor
7. Again click on the tab "SOURCE".
8. Delete all the code in there and replace with the code that you copied in step 4.
9. Save your new page and that's it.
it is easy to do that.
1. Enter into the page that you want to copy the table to use on the other pages.
2. Go to STEP 5 and select WYSIWYG editor.
3. Click on the tab called "SOURCE".
4. Copy the code in there.
5. Go again to STEP 5 and select the page where you want to copy the table.
6. Again use WYSIWYG editor
7. Again click on the tab "SOURCE".
8. Delete all the code in there and replace with the code that you copied in step 4.
9. Save your new page and that's it.
Are you using FireFox? If so, then FireFox wont let you do the paste, try it with Internet Explorer.
My daugher (12 years old) does this every time (www.tangananica.com), she copies all the tables on the music section from one page to another.
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