More complex properties report? ie, multiple rows per page?

[Scott Beeson]

I have a list of IP and Port information for each of our clients.  I don't want to maintain this data in two places, so I'm using a page properties widget on each client page to track the IP, Port, NAT, etc.  Then I have a page that lists all of this information with a properties report.  The problem is that some clients have multiple interfaces.  This is where the properties break down.  I tried using two properties widgets but it did not show multiple rows in the properties report.  Here is an example of the data:

Client	Internal IP	port	External IP
Client 1	192.168.1.1	80	10.0.0.1
Client 2	192.168.1.2	443	10.0.0.2
	192.168.1.3	21	10.0.0.3
Client 3	192.168.1.4	25	10.0.0.4

Is there any way to set up properties on each client page so that I could get a properties report to look like the table above?  Other ideas?

[Scott Beeson · Accepted solution]

Ended up modifying Davin's answer and using Horizontal Lines instead of tables.  It looks great!

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[Davin Studer]

Yup, that works too.

[Davin Studer]

What if you do something like this ...

Client Page

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Report Page

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[Scott Beeson]

Not ideal, but it's better than nothing.  Thanks!

[Davin Studer]

Really, you don't even have to put in nested tables. You could put in multiple lines and that should work as well.

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[o.loktionov]

It seems the nested tables are not working in current version:

 Confluence Cloud

Confluence 1000.0.0-a8d8b137191

Can anyone confirm or disprove that?

Thank You

[Priyank]

yes, looks like the nested tables are not supported in page prop