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.

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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.

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Example

If the value is set to [code_block_0], 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.

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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)

## 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)