windbeneathyourwings
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3 years ago This is done. Now datasources support multiple viewable bindings. Each binding is rendered per row. This makes way for tables. Like the example here.
https://dpxmq1mxvsyda.cloudfront.net/dev-enhanced-table-v1
The only issue is really the initial flickering. Otherwise I think this is pretty powerful because all the features of panels can be used including nesting pages anywhere in the table or using forms for filters in headers.
This is sort of a prerequisite for a better table style. Currently a dataset is only rendered using the first content binding. I would like to support rendering multiple panel content bindings for a datasource. When this is achieved users will be able to define multiple nested panel pages and bind them to the datasource to render multiple "columns" per data set. The first pane in each nested viewable would act as the header and all other panels would become part of the cell content for a table. This is just one example of how this could be used.