Dynamic Table Row

The Dynamic Table Row element is the most powerful tabular component in Procesio Forms. It renders a fully interactive, editable table where users can add, edit, and remove rows — each row sharing the same column structure defined at design time. It combines the visual structure of a data grid with the interactivity of a repeating input list.

Column definitions can come from a static list, a JSON object, or a live URL. Row data is pre-populatable via sourcetype / sourcevalue, and the full row array is always accessible via value. The element exposes three special event context variables — $item, $fields, and $cellvalue — giving you deep access to the currently active row and even the specific cell being interacted with, enabling fine-grained per-row and per-cell event logic.

Control over add and remove permissions (canadd / canremove), customizable button labels, empty-state messaging, and optional row numbering make this element fully production-ready for complex, data-entry-heavy form workflows.

Key Use Cases

•        Editable line-item tables for purchase orders, invoices, or expense reports

•        Dynamic task lists where users add, modify, and remove tasks within a process form

•        Pre-populating rows from a process API call and allowing the user to modify them

•        Per-row event logic — triggering a calculation or lookup when a specific cell changes ($cellvalue)

•        Restricting add/remove to read-only for certain user roles via canadd / canremove at runtime

Runtime API — Attributes in Procesio Forms

All attributes below — including $item, $fields, and $cellvalue context variables — are accessible via the element's data model in Procesio Forms at any available event.

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