Answering my own post ....
I know the answer is going to seem very obvious to most here, but for those who not programmers and/or learning and are building panels based off the sample(s) that are kindly provided, I can't stress enough to make sure you double and triple check what you type ... especially keeping an eye on variables that you modify from the samples.
In my case, I wanted to have multiple tables where rows of entries would be associated with various labels and buttons (like Name On/Off). The clue was that if
I loaded one table with data from a csv file --- it would affect the other(s).
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JerryB
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-26-2024 16:51
From: Jerry Burianyk
Subject: Working with multiple CSV Tables in a single panel
I'll try and make this simple (maybe)
How do you keep two tables (Btable & Stable) completely separate in dashboard?
Each table has 3 columns (fname, lname, title)
Content for each table comes from a separate CSV file (let's say ..... List1 & List2)
My problem has been that when I read/load the content into one table (Btable) via a function processCSV(fileContent) ....
it will also load the same data to the other table (Stable). Other than this (at the moment) my panel is working quite well.
Any help or suggestions would be welcomed.
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JerryB
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