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DZone > Mobile Zone > Tutorial: Richly Formatted Client-Side Data Displays and Reports in Alpha Anywhere

Tutorial: Richly Formatted Client-Side Data Displays and Reports in Alpha Anywhere

In this video series, we show how a complex template can be designed to display data (a list of Orders with OrderItems for each order) in a richly formatted display.

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Jul. 05, 16 · Mobile Zone · Tutorial
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Client-side templating and reporting allows you to generate HTML for display by merging a data object into a template.

The client-side template library in Alpha Anywhere is extremely powerful and can be compared with similar functionality in 3rd party templating libraries, such as Mustache.js and Handlebars.js.

In this video series, we show how a complex template can be designed to display data (a list of Orders with OrderItems for each order) in a richly formatted display.

The video shows how the templating system can compute values, including summary values.

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