@nodeham said in A post showing a grid?:
@pitaj Yes, like a table is exactly what I need.
No kidding, it's that simple? Amazing.Thank you!
You can use this template:

Markdown automatically converts those codes into a table.
So I have a weird bug that I'm struggling with. In the registration flow I have GDPR consent activated. When the first step is done, I tick both boxes and proceed. I then get the message that I have not ticked the checkboxes (which I have).
I checked around the request object and the post body is empty. All data from the previous step is in the session object. I have a dev environment and it works there and the live environment. but not my local machine.
I have been trying to trace the code, but no luck. The content gets posted, but nothing arrives in authenticationController.registerComplete (req.body)
.
Tried in both Chrome and Firefox.
This is what is put in the headers (Firefox):
-----------------------------20020895991986255501110031412
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="gdpr_agree_data"
on
-----------------------------20020895991986255501110031412
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="gdpr_agree_email"
on
-----------------------------20020895991986255501110031412--
Not sure if it's related, but the csrf-token is not the same as in the first registration form.
Where the interstitials are added src/user/index.js row 335. The data arriving in the callback is userData: {} and formData, which is populated with data from the first step (username etc.).
The content I posted is just what it looked like in Firefox, Chrome parses it just fine.
When I remove enctype="multipart/form-data"
from the form in registerComplete.tpl it works. So this has to do with encryption and maybe that I don't have HTTPS on my local machine. So then my question is, why is this not on the form that transmits the username and password?