Extend table / insert TD - please help

Cetax

Hello everybody,
I have the module MMM-fronius (PV system) here.
The builder of this module writes the data in a table in a row.
Can someone help me put the name in a cell and put the data in a cell?

I can hardly deal with JS.
In line 152 in the code, you can see that

var row = this.config.singleLine? document.createElement (" span "): document.createElement (" tr ");

I hope you understand what I mean, I want the NAME in a field and the DATA in a field so that I can adjust the whole thing via CSS.

Who knows JS and tables and would like to help me?
How do I get that into individual fields?

Attached is a picture of how it looks.

And here is the code: https://pastebin.com/vJkKt29L

many thanks for your help

greeting
Stefan

c1olli

Hi Stefan,

I have also since 1 Month the Fronius Inverter and installed the MMM-Fronius, but the text is bad to read. So I like to install your code, but I have no permission to open or download it.
Can you help me?

Greetings
c1olli

ashishtank

@Cetax Your pastebin is private so others can not access the code. you want to have your data as below ?

c1olli

Is it possible to tell me how it works with the table?
In that case on the original code.

ashishtank

@c1olli Not sure what exactly you are asking.

c1olli

How to get the MMM-Fronius results in a table?
It would be nicer with the code from @Cetax but at the moment it would be ok for me when I know what I have to change to get the result in a nicer form.

sdetweil

@c1olli the author did not create columns (td) on the row… (tr)

table
  th (header row with column labels
     td, td, td, td (for each column)
repeat below for each row
  tr 
     td, td, td, td (data for each column)

he just appended the strings together for the one value on each row

A Former User

@sdetweil

Why not using div and flex?

sdetweil

@Bugsounet I wasn’t proposing anything… I was answering the question

that is how a table looks and the author didn’t use it right…

div and flex is a lot more work, but u get a lot of flexibility

A Former User

@sdetweil dix and flex is for lazy man like me mouahah