Hello concypt,

What ever is in the list view layout is going to be the output for every item. So this example is working as it should. You're basically saying that for every item make a table.

Another way is to tell the list view layout to output a list item:

< li >{tag_counter}. {tag_name}< /li >

then have your module inside a ul like this:

< ul >{module_webapps,14273,a}< /ul >

without spaces in your tags ofcourse, the pre tag failed me.

This way you just have an unordered list instead of a table. 

Hope this helps.

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Yeah to get on output like this may not be possible. I would add this to the wish list.

Sorry fella.

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Liam - have you tried that? I tried that with ftp and through the back end and the tr tag kept getting deleted.   But true, beyond the wishlist - div's and span's are concypt's only option. Unless you want to output a list of tables.   Chad Smith | http://bcgurus.com/Business-Catalyst-Templates for only $7

Here is what you can do:

-edit the webapp list layout via FTP or via the "alpha" File Manager. The WYSIWYG editor will attempt to "correct" your HTML code. Enter something like this:

<tr>

<td>

{tag_counter}. {tag_name}

</td>

</tr>

-on the page you need the listing placed on enter this code:

<table>

<tbody>

{webappmodule here}

</tbody>

</table>

When the page renders you will get the desired result:

<table>
<tbody>
<tr><td>1</td><td>Item1</td></tr>
<tr><td>2</td><td>Item2</td></tr>

<tr><td>3</td><td>Item3</td></tr>

<tr><td>4</td><td>Item4</td></tr>

</tbody>
</table>

That's right, editing the page via the WYSIWYG editor will break it.

How about this aproach then:

1. have the  <table> and <tbody> part on a blank page

2. assign the table a given id

3. on the page you edit often use jquery.load to dynamically load that table from the "secondary" page at point 1.

This way you have a table-driven webapp layout (assuming you really want that) and will be able to edit the page using the WYSIWYG editor without fearing of breaking the layout.