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{{Extension
|name = SimpleTable
|status = stable
|type = tag
|author = [[User:JohanTheGhost|JohanTheGhost]]
|image = TabbedData extension example.png
|version = 1.2
|update =
|mediawiki = 1.6/1.9
|download = [[Extension:SimpleTable/1.2|Version 1.2]]
|readme =
|changelog =
|description = Converts tab- (or comma-) separated data into a Wiki table.
|parameters=
|rights =
|example =
}}

== What can this extension do? ==

:'''Note''': this extension was called "TabbedData", but this was felt to be misleading (see the [[Extension talk:SimpleTable|talk page]]), so it has been renamed, as of version 1.2.

This very simple extension allows tabular data to be easily cut-and-pasted into a Wiki; for example, this allows a CSV export from Excel to be pasted in without having to manually edit it into Wiki table syntax. It's really crude, and doesn't allow any kind of clever formatting; for example, there is no way to set row and cell parameters, including row and cell spanning. OTOH, it's really simple, and it would be pretty easy to expand the parser (the convertTable() function) to handle more complex input.

Suggestions for enhancements are welcome (on the talk page). However, please bear in mind that if we do anything fancy in the markup, it will end up being not much less complex than the Wiki table markup; the whole concept of this extension is to give the user something which is absolutely minimal, and requires '''no''' markup learning. If the user has to learn any markup at all, they may as well learn the real MW table markup.

There are now two versions available; a non-class-based version for PHP 4, and an enhanced, class-based version that works with PHP 5 and on MediaWiki 1.9.3. Both versions include [[m:User:Smcnaught|Smcnaught]]'s improvement to allow Wiki text within the table — thanks, [[m:User:Smcnaught|Smcnaught]]! — [[User:JohanTheGhost|JohanTheGhost]] 15:25, 12 April 2007 (UTC)

'''Update:''' the PHP 5 version now includes a new "sep" option, "bar", and the "head" parameter (see below). [[User:JohanTheGhost|JohanTheGhost]] 17:18, 19 April 2007 (UTC)

== Usage ==

All you need to do is prepare your data in rows, with fields separated by tab characters. (Excel's <tt>"Save as" → "Text (Tab delimited)"</tt> function saves data in this format.) Place the data inside <tt><nowiki><tab>...</tab></nowiki></tt> tags, and set any table parameters inside the opening <tt><nowiki><tab></nowiki></tt> tag:
<nowiki><tab border=1></nowiki>
Field 1→Field 2→Field 3
Field 4→Field 5→Field 6
Field 7→Field 8→Field 9
<nowiki></tab></nowiki>
(where <tt>→</tt> represents a tab character) produces the corresponding table. Most table parameters should work; for example, if your wiki has the <code>wikitable</code> CSS class defined, then this markup should work:
<nowiki><tab class=wikitable></nowiki>
. . .

You can use a different separator, by specifying it as the <code>sep</code> parameter. <code>sep</code> can be one of:
:;tab: a tab
:;space: a space
:;spaces: one or more spaces and/or tabs
:;comma: a comma
:;bar: a vertical bar (|)

You can also specify that either the top row or the left column should be formatted as a heading, using the <code>head</code> parameter, which takes one of these values:
:;top: make the top row a heading
:;left: make the left column a heading
:;topleft: do both

For example:
<nowiki><tab class=wikitable sep=comma head=top>
Head 1,Head 2,Head 3
Field 4,Field 5,Field 6
Field 7,Field 8,Field 9
</tab></nowiki>
produces a table with a heading row and two data rows, all having three columns.

== Installation ==

# Download the extension code:
#* [[Extension:SimpleTable/1.0|Version 1.0]] (named "TabbedData"): known to work with PHP 4 and MW 1.6. Usage is the same as above, except that the <code>sep</code> and <code>head</code> parameters are not supported.
#* [[Extension:SimpleTable/1.1|Version 1.1]] (named "TabbedData"): known to work with PHP 5 and MW 1.9; will not work on PHP 4 / MW 1.6.
#* [[Extension:SimpleTable/1.2|Version 1.2]]: added "head=topleft" and renamed to SimpleTable. Known to work with PHP 5 and MW 1.9; will not work on PHP 4 / MW 1.6.
# Save the code in your wiki's <code>extensions</code> directory as <code>extensions/SimpleTable.php</code>.

=== Changes to LocalSettings.php ===
<source lang="php">require_once("$IP/extensions/SimpleTable.php");</source>

[[Category:Table extensions]]

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Buck: hat „SimpleTable“ nach „Hilfe:SimpleTable“ verschoben

WikiSysop am 17. November 2008 um 17:27 Uhr

WikiSysop: Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: {{Extension |name = SimpleTable |status = stable |type = tag |author = JohanTheGhost |image = TabbedData extension example.pn...