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I don't like the standard way FlexWiki displays TopicProperties. It takes up too much valuable screen space. So I made a tabular version.
First, define your properties using the hidden property syntax.
:Owner:JamesRoeSmith :Age:35 :EyeColour:Blue
Then include a call to the TopicPropertyTable WikiTalk method.
@@TopicPropertyTable(topic,["Owner","Age","EyeColour"])@@
| Property | Value |
| Topic | TopicPropertyTable |
| Owner | JamesRoeSmith |
| Age | 35 |
| EyeColour | Blue |
I would be chuffed to find out that there is a way to iterate through
The TopicPropertyTable WikiTalk method is as follows:
:TopicPropertyTable:{ thistopic, listofproperties |
[
"||{!}*Property*||{!}*Value*||", Newline,
"||{!}%purple%*Topic*%%||", "[", thistopic.Name, "]", "||", Newline,
listofproperties.Collect { thisproperty |
[
"||{!}*", thisproperty, "*||", thistopic.GetProperty(thisproperty), "||", Newline,
]
}
]
}