Here is the first test of multi-page database tables.
(In other words, attribute-style tables).

{{TableOfContents}}

= Introduction =
The tables on this page are constructed from data obtained
from pages that start with the prefix "TestUser"

= Table of users, with no extra configuration =
Following this text, there should be a table of users showing all records
and all fields from those records.  The fields should be:
 * record_id
 * e_mail
 * phone
 * watches
 * admin_flag

The record_id field for this database has the user's name, and is put
into the file using an attribute-name/value pair, with the attribute name
being record (as opposed to record_id).

{{{#!Table
source_spec=TestUser.*
}}}


= Table of users, referencing a configuration block =
This section shows the same data (obtained from all records defined by
the files start with "TestUser"), but this time using a configuration block
to control output and formatting.

The configuration block is called "UserConf", and is expressed later in
this page.

This configuration block specifies to only show the ''record_id'',
''phone'' and ''watches'' fields, in that order.

{{{#!Table
source_spec=TestUser.*
conf=:UserConf
}}}




= UserConf configuration block =
The configuration block can specify
all kinds of attributes for the page, including custom forms,
row filters, which columns to display, fields attributes such
as type, possible values and colors.

The ''cols'' attribute indicates the columns to show from this table.

The longest section of this block is the ''add_form'' attribute, which has
html for a nicely formatted form to add a new record to this database.
Adding a record will create a new file consisting of "TestUser" followed
by the user name that is entered for the record_id field.

{{{UserConf
unknown_attr=foo
cols=record_id:phone:watches
add_form="""This form is used to add a new user to the system:

<table>
<tr>
<td>Please enter the user name:</td><td> %(record_idField)s</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>E-mail address:</td><td> %(e_mailField)s</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Phone number:</td><td> %(phoneField)s</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Pages to watch (expressions):</td><td> %(watchesFieldTextarea)s</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Admin:</td><td>%(admin_flagFieldCheckbox)s This person is has admin privileges</td>
</tr>
</table>
%(SaveButton)s %(CancelButton)s<br>
"""

}}}