Empty Table in List Page – Masino Sinaga
Until version 2026, PHPMaker still displays a blank page if there is no data on the List page. This means that the data is not on the page because the search returned zero results.
Since it’s just a blank page, the Web App looks very unsightly. It’s as if a display is missing.
Why is it not better to display a blank table if there is no data to display? Wouldn’t it be better to display an empty table with the same column headings as the table column headings if there is data in that table?
Masino Extensions for PHPMaker 2026 already provides options ShowEmptyTable in Extensions MasinoHeaderFooter26. If activated, when there is no data in the table on the List page, the system will display an empty table with the same table column titles if there is data in the table.
By displaying the empty table, the End User will have an idea of what data should be displayed in the table, through the table column titles.
Instead of displaying an empty page, it would be better to display a page with an empty table.
Want to see the demo? Click here, then log in using your username admin and passwords master. After that, click menu OTHER TABLES -> Ordersthen try entering keywords abcdedf in the Textbox on the Search Panel, then click the Search button. Because the search results are nil, you now see an empty table.
Compare this with web applications that are only produced by PHPMaker 2026.
This is the twelfth reason why it is time for you to use Masino Extensions for PHPMaker 2026.
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