@allu112apina
How do look like your data? Did you already tried to make a console-log?
Normaly you should be able to resolve this problem by your own.
What you have to do?
You get your —> data <— from somewhere into your —> feedTable-function <—.
Now put a console-log into the first line of your “feedTable”-function to inspect the recieved- DATA-PACK.
Now there could be 2-scenarios!
- The recieved data-pack has a wrong format.
- The recieved data-pack is still in the promise and waits to be fullfilled.
How to resolve, if it is the first scenario?
Simply modify your data-object, which should normaly have the following data-structure…
myDataPack = [
{"data1": "hereMyData1"},
{"data2": "hereMyData2"},
{"data3": "hereMyData3"}
]
Your const —> “tableColums” has this structure for example.
What to do if it is scenario-2?
You can add an ASYNC-AWAIT → i think somewhere in your output-function, or even try to do it in your “feedTable”-function.
async function feedTable(table, data){
table.rows = await data
........
......
...
..
.
}
How to set a repeater data?
$w("#myRepeater").data= data;
If you would take a look onto the API of the repeater, than you would find all the needed coding steps and commands, EVEN THE RIGHT EXPECTED DATA_FORMAT!
Look here......