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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">David,<br>
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      try it with a Block as parameter to #tableData: and things should
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      html tableData: [self rightHand: htm]<br>
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      Am 19.09.17 um 19:44 schrieb David Pennington:<br>
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      I have created this page that has some data on it. However, this
      is only some of the content that I need.
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        I would like to make a two column table with one set of content
        on the left and one on the right. The only way I know to do this
        is to use a table. However, the Seaside table code doesn't want
        me to embed Seaside code as in:
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          <div>leftHand: html
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              html text: 'Left hand side data'</div>
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          rightHand: html
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            html text: 'Right hand side data'.
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                Simplistically, I tried:
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                  <div>makePage: html</div>
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                  <div>html table: [ html tableRow: [ html tableData:
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                         html tableData: (self rightHand: html)]] .</div>
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              but this doesn't work, of course. Can anyone suggest a
              nice Seaside way of doing this without having to resort to
              making the html for each table cell myself?
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