LIST_TABLE_START Inside a Form [SOLVED]

Pomegranate

Hello gang,

Has anyone ever been able to use LIST_TABLE_START inside a form before? Or have tried something similar?

I wanted to use LIST_TABLE_START because it can find context as such and allows me to create any type of structure I want,

<<LIST_TABLE_START('FIND SOMETHING WHERE SOMETHING') >>
	<<SOMETHING.SOMETHING>>
	<<SOMETHING.SOMETHING22>>
<<LIST_TABLE_END()>>

This would also work really well if I wanted to get nested records such as

<<LIST_TABLE_START('FIND SOMETHING WHERE SOMETHING') >>
<<SOMETHING.SOMETHING>>
<<SOMETHING.SOMETHING22>>
	<<LIST_TABLE_START('FIND SOMETHING2 WHERE SOMETHING2') >>
		<<SOMETHING2.SOMETHING>>
		<<SOMETHING2.SOMETHING22>>
	<<LIST_TABLE_END()>>
<<LIST_TABLE_END()>>

Please help 🙂

PointsWell

LIST_TABLE_START is a report / MS Doc only function. I don't believe it can be used within a form, but it would be useful if it could be used there. Add it to the Wish List as a feature request.

Pomegranate

If anyone is interested, we(our junior developer) found a solution for this.

We gave the Parent and ID and Classes for the Children, and with some Javascript, we got all of the children with queryselectorall and childappended the children variable into the parent element by finding it with its ID.

setTimeout(function(){
	var answers = document.querySelectorAll(".a{ID}");
        var questions = document.querySelector("#q{ID}");
        answers.forEach((answer) => {
            questions.appendChild(answer);
        });
}, 500);