on 09-03-2010 1:04 PM
Hello,
in the interface of my adobe form i have a table.
I created a subform with binding to the table row.
This works so far.
But i want now that for each table row (= subform) a new page is started at the PDF.
How could this be realised?
Thank you
Kind regards
Manfred
These can be done via options in Pagination tab for the "Body Row" of table.
I just tried a sample as follows and it kind of worked.
form1
|-- Subform // Object palette --> Subform tab --> Make its Content property to Flowed.
|---- Table1
|---- Row 1
// Object Palette --> Type is Body Row
// Object Palette --> Pagination --> After : Go To Next Page
// Object Palette --> Binding --> Selected Repeat Row for each Data Item and made its min count as 5
Only thing is that I am getting a blank page at end but then may be this can point you in some direction and you will solve that for us
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Same problem here - any solutions to get rid of the blank page?
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Finally, I have found a solution: http://https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1294468
1) Select your repeating subform and add a Conditional Break (Object>Pagination>Edit...).
2) Enter this script: this.instanceManager.count>this.instanceIndex+1
3) Select Break: After and To: Top of Next Page
4) Select OK
Best regards,
Christoph
Hi Sanket,
It was more than five years ago but I'm quite sure that I solved the issue as follows:
In the Adobe Livecycle designer, select your repeating subform. In the Pagination tab, choose "Edit..." next to "Conditional Breaks".
The following script must be entered: this.instanceManager.count>this.instanceIndex+1
Select Break: "After" and To: "Top of Next Page".
See attached screenshot.
Hi Christoph,
It worked wonderfully!
Thank you
Best Regards,
Sanket
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