Summary
If you use output=wiki, the table is produced using wiki table notation. Data found within the table may contain wiki text that may interfere with the formatting of the table.
Solution
Such values either need to be escaped or surrounded by constructs that prevent this. Modify your sql SQL statement to do this.
Examples
- Use a panel
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'{panel:borderStyle=none|bgColor=#ffffff} ' || myfield || ' {panel}' |
- Use a div - needs the Adaptivist Content Formatting add-onapp
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'{div:style=left:1em;right:1em} ' || myfield || ' {div}' |
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-- Function: confluence_panel(text)
-- DROP FUNCTION confluence_panel(text);
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION confluence_panel(text)
RETURNS text AS
$BODY$ select '{panel:borderStyle=none|bgColor=#ffffff} ' || $1 || ' {panel}' $BODY$
LANGUAGE 'sql' STABLE
COST 100;
ALTER FUNCTION confluence_panel(text) OWNER TO postgres;
COMMENT ON FUNCTION confluence_panel(text) IS 'Confluence - wrap a panel around a string';
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Then, the examples above are much easier:
confluence_panel(myfield)