on 05-13-2010 2:50 AM
Hi all,
I need to do a pagination every n rows displayed on a table. I suppose that the conditional breaks migth help me but so far I don´t see how. Could anyone give me some guidelines please. Or even tell me if this is supported by adobe.
Regards,
Orlando Covault
Use this Instruction as conditional break for the row
(this.index != 0 && this.index%5 == 0)
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Hello,
You have few options to do what you want to.
1) your best shot is to get some more SDN points so you would not find that a little troublesome to find help here
2) you can use the conditional page breaks
3) you can use hidden subforms wit setting like "top of next page" which you set visible based on the condition what does the page break for you.
If I were you, I would follow the numbers in my list, the order has its meaning.
Otto
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Can you give an example on how to use a conditional break.
I already got this documentation
But I don´t want to set an specific numbre of pages I want it to be dynamically enough to increse no matter how many rows I got on a table.
Regards,
Orlando Covault
Use number 3) add a subform into each row, make that subform hidden, set the pagination "top of next page" for that subform. On condition change the presence. When the subform is visible, it does the page break, if it is not visible, then there is no page break. And of course because it is blank/ without any content, it is not visible and does not need any space. 20sec time cost.
Otto
Hi,
I don't think this is possible. since u bind a single node to a table in Adobe form, until the end of page is encountered, the content does not flow to the next page.
Regards,
Poojith MV
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