I’m trying to utilize the visulizer module to display information from a JSON response. I’m using the example code from the documentation creating a table. In the example the blob is: { "contacts": [ { "name": "{{$randomFullName}}", "email": "{{$randomEmail}}" }, …

Hey @jonasmellander Welcome to the community! :wave: This might be what you’re after: var template = ` <table> <tr> <th>A catchy title :)</th> </tr> {{#each response.payload}} {{#each children}} <tr> <td>{{this.childobject2}}</td>…

Thanks @danny-dainton Yes, that might be worth a try. I was looking at nested #each loops, but wanted to also use the {{@key}} counter, and couldn’t figure out if that is somehow doable with nested #each loops. Is there a way to call the the loop counters independently so to speak? Thanks, Jonas

(I have corrected the JSON in my first post now. It was not the actual JSON, and I was only trying to show the example.) @danny-dainton I’ve taken your example code, and indeed it works. However, when I try my real example it still doesn’t work. But that’s surely cause it doesn’t quite match my fir…

{ "info": { "_postman_id": "340a7bee-a8ff-46af-bc52-23dcb60edb99", "name": "Print Tree Test Example", "schema": "https://schema.getpostman.com/json/collection/v2.1.0/collection.json" }, "item": [ { "name": "Print Tree Test", "event": [ { "listen": "test", "script": { …

Hey @jonasmellander This extra data you have here response.data.payload isn’t part of your response. It’s part of the response for the visualizer example so that’s why it’s in there.

Hi @danny-dainton It’s part of the response when running this very collection and request, is it not? I added it for that very reason, and the first two columns in my HTML table do get correctly populated in the Visualizer. Or am I missing something after all? If you look at the HTML source code i…

Not really sure what you were trying to do with rowspan there and you also had a table, inside a table. var template = ` <style type="text/css"> .tftable {font-size:14px;color:#333333;width:100%;border-width: 1px;border-color: #87ceeb;border-collapse: collapse;} .tftable th {fon…

Thanks @danny-dainton I’ll try that out. The Rowspan was originally to make the cells of the first two columns span across multiple rows, depending on the number of children in the pool. (There’s always one main, most of the time one pool and 0-to-many children per pool.) But when I realized it wa…

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You’re right. I missed that button, which looks a little different in my end compared to the picture in that post. Is it only for images? Anyways, your new code did help me to an acceptable result. Thank you very much! <table class="tftable"> <tr> <th>Main instance</th> <th>Poo…

Reference nested JSON arrays and objects in #each loop for Postman Visualizer

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