Done. Did this with javascript that copied values to a history table which is 5 rows of attributes 1, 2 and 3:
var i;
for (i = 5; i >= 1; i--) {
var j = i - 1;
document.getElementsByClassName('attr1obj' + i)[0].innerHTML = document.getElementsByClassName('attr1obj' + j)[0].innerHTML;
document.getElementsByClassName('attr2obj' + i)[0].innerHTML = document.getElementsByClassName('attr2obj' + j)[0].innerHTML;
document.getElementsByClassName('attr3obj' + i)[0].innerHTML = document.getElementsByClassName('attr3obj' + j)[0].innerHTML;
}
document.getElementsByClassName('attr1obj0')[0].innerHTML = sessionAttr1;
document.getElementsByClassName('attr2obj0')[0].innerHTML = sessionAttr2;
document.getElementsByClassName('attr3obj0')[0].innerHTML = sessionAttr3;
And added some styling to prettify it. Works fine. Can’t think of a more lean way to do this.