Johann Heyne

You could repeat the header after an interval…

$table = get_field( 'your_table_field_name' );

if ( $table ) {

    echo '<table border="0">';

        echo '<tbody>';

            $i = 0;
            $header_interval = 10;

            foreach ( $table['body'] as $tr ) {

                // header cells by interval

                if ( $i === $header_interval ) {

                    $i = 0;
                }

                if ( $table['header'] AND $i === 0 ) {

                    echo '<tr>';

                        foreach ( $table['header'] as $th ) {

                            echo '<th>';
                                echo $th['c'];
                            echo '</th>';
                        }

                    echo '</tr>';

                    $i = 0;
                }

                $i++;

                // normal cells

                echo '<tr>';

                    foreach ( $tr as $td ) {

                        echo '<td>';
                            echo $td['c'];
                        echo '</td>';
                    }

                echo '</tr>';
            }

        echo '</tbody>';

    echo '</table>';
}

OK, try this…

<?php 

	$rows = get_field('repeater_field_name');
	if($rows)
	{
		echo '<table class="table">';

		foreach($rows as $row)
		{
			echo '<tr>';
				foreach ( $row => $fields )
				{
					echo '<td>Channel:' . $fields['channel_link'] .', Link:' . $fields['link_live'] .', etc</td>';

				}
			echo '</tr>';
		}

		echo '</table>';

	}
?>

There is no option yet for a row to define the type of that row´s cells.

If you want to repeat the header by interval, you can do something like that:

$table = get_field( 'your_table_field_name' );

if ( $table ) {

    echo '<table border="0">';

        echo '<tbody>';

            $i = 0;
            $header_interval = 10;

            foreach ( $table['body'] as $tr ) {

                // header cells by interval

                if ( $i === $header_interval ) {

                    $i = 0;
                }

                if ( $table['header'] AND $i === 0 ) {

                    echo '<tr>';

                        foreach ( $table['header'] as $th ) {

                            echo '<th>';
                                echo $th['c'];
                            echo '</th>';
                        }

                    echo '</tr>';

                    $i = 0;
                }

                $i++;

                // normal cells

                echo '<tr>';

                    foreach ( $tr as $td ) {

                        echo '<td>';
                            echo $td['c'];
                        echo '</td>';
                    }

                echo '</tr>';
            }

        echo '</tbody>';

    echo '</table>';
}

OK, by default, there is a single cell in the table editor. You are right. If this cell is empty, the table variable should not pass the if ( $table ) expression. I fix this in the next release. But if there are at least 2 cells with or without content, the table will show anyway. Because it seem not to be a good idea to check all cells content.

Sorry, but there is no such option.