Tables

Paginator

This setting controls whether pagination is active in tables – ideal for organizing and viewing large data sets more efficiently.

Affects all four table types: Table Online, Table Basic, Table Editable, and Table Advanced.

Behavior

  • When enabled, the table displays a paginator allowing users to switch between pages.
  • The number of rows per page is configured in the input field below the setting.
  • The input field is always visible, but only has an effect when pagination is enabled.

Example

If the value is set to 20, only 20 rows are shown per page. Navigation buttons appear below the table to switch pages.

If the paginator is disabled, all table entries are displayed on one long page – which can negatively impact readability and performance.

Use Case

  • Makes large databases easier to browse
  • Prevents scroll overload in long tables
  • Helps maintain good performance on limited hardware (e.g., HMI panels)
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## Paginator This setting controls whether **pagination** is active in tables – ideal for organizing and viewing large data sets more efficiently. > Affects all four table types: **Table Online**, **Table Basic**, **Table Editable**, and **Table Advanced**. --- ### Behavior - When **enabled**, the table displays a paginator allowing users to switch between pages. - The number of **rows per page** is configured in the input field below the setting. - The input field is **always visible**, but only has an effect when pagination is **enabled**. --- ### Example If the value is set to `20`, only 20 rows are shown per page. Navigation buttons appear below the table to switch pages. If the paginator is **disabled**, all table entries are displayed on one long page – which can negatively impact readability and performance. --- ### Use Case - Makes large databases easier to browse - Prevents scroll overload in long tables - Helps maintain good performance on limited hardware (e.g., HMI panels)