Adding or modifying table parameters

Use the information in this section to add or modify table parameters. You can specify table parameters when you create or modify notifications.

When modifying a table's rendering options, note the following:

  • Columns are numbered from left to right.
  • You must separate the columns with an &.
  • Separate multiple values within a single parameter with a |.
  • You can leave out any and all parameters.
  • Sorting works with a single sort column.

This table shows the standard parameters that you can apply to a table's individual columns, its valid values, and an example.

Parameter Description and valid values Example
Column Column Number, for example, 2, 5

Use this value to specify which column you want to display.

Values are:

  • no: Use this value to hide a column.
  • ": Use no value. You can use this value to reorder and hide columns. Hiding columns does not affect AppLinks.
 colopt1=2&colopt2=1&colopt4=no

This example swaps column one and two over and hides column four. The other columns are not affected.
Filters This parameter turns off the list of filters for a table. Filters usually appear between the title and the headers. filters=NO
Footer This parameter turns off the conditional description that is inserted after the last row of data in a table. footer=NO
Headers This parameter turns off the column headers. headers=NO
Horizontal Alignment
  • right
  • left
  • center
  • none
  • stretch
  • align=left
  • align=right
  • align=center
  • align=none
  • align=stretch
Remainder Bucket Row Name

If you use sorting and limiting, all excluded rows are accumulated and put into a row with this name.

 colopt4=|D1|20|OtherCities

This example sorts descending by column two, displays the top 20, and creates a row called Other Cities that aggregates the excluded rows.
Sort Direction
  • U
  • D
  • priority

Sorting does not handle integer keys or dates.

 colopt4=|D1

This example sorts column four in descending order.

colopt3=no|D5

This example sorts column three and then hides the column from the display.
Title This parameter turns off the title for the table. title=NO
Top x/x% Integer colopt3=|D1|80%

This example shows the top 80% using column three.

colopt5=|U1|10

This example shows the bottom 10 using column five.