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table = table.multiFrame() ==> table = table_frame.multiFrame()
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edit approved Jul 24, 2018 at 13:10
Arthur R
edit approved Jul 24, 2018 at 13:10
Arthur R
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You can use QgsComposerFrame.multiFrame():

table_frame = printcomposer['QgsComposition'].getComposerItemById('table')
table = tabletable_frame.multiFrame()

Multiframe items like tables and HTML items can have their contents spread over multiple "frames". The getComposerItemById method is returning a frame for a table, but not the table itself. Calling the multiFrame() method returns the frame's parent QgsComposerMultiFrame object, which in this case will be a QgsComposerAttributeTableV2.

You can use QgsComposerFrame.multiFrame():

table_frame = printcomposer['QgsComposition'].getComposerItemById('table')
table = table.multiFrame()

Multiframe items like tables and HTML items can have their contents spread over multiple "frames". The getComposerItemById method is returning a frame for a table, but not the table itself. Calling the multiFrame() method returns the frame's parent QgsComposerMultiFrame object, which in this case will be a QgsComposerAttributeTableV2.

You can use QgsComposerFrame.multiFrame():

table_frame = printcomposer['QgsComposition'].getComposerItemById('table')
table = table_frame.multiFrame()

Multiframe items like tables and HTML items can have their contents spread over multiple "frames". The getComposerItemById method is returning a frame for a table, but not the table itself. Calling the multiFrame() method returns the frame's parent QgsComposerMultiFrame object, which in this case will be a QgsComposerAttributeTableV2.

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You can use QgsComposerFrame.multiFrame():

table_frame = printcomposer['QgsComposition'].getComposerItemById('table')
table = table.multiFrame()

Multiframe items like tables and HTML items can have their contents spread over multiple "frames". The getComposerItemById method is returning a frame for a table, but not the table itself. Calling the multiFrame() method returns the frame's parent QgsComposerMultiFrame object, which in this case will be a QgsComposerAttributeTableV2.