I require some sunlight on a solution to having a Go To Next Page break after a subform ONLY if the subform has not flowed onto the next page.
If it has flowed onto a new page then keep with next.
I suspect this has an easy fix, however, I am struggling with it in the pagination panel, overflow subpanel and within the conditional statements popup box.
Please provide comments... thank you in advance.
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I think the solution to your requirement lies in using master pages to place your "bottom subform"
The design I have here looks as follows:
Masterpage 1 with reduced content area and subform at the bottom:
Your output page must be flowed for this
I use another flowed subform to dynamicaly create n number of lines to test.
With less than page full of lines the result is
When the content exceeds the page
and with more stuff coming from the dynamic part
Does that fit your requirement?
The sample you can download here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:e88ff340-f798-40bd-acae-cbef36dd518...
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I think the solution to your requirement lies in using master pages to place your "bottom subform"
The design I have here looks as follows:
Masterpage 1 with reduced content area and subform at the bottom:
Your output page must be flowed for this
I use another flowed subform to dynamicaly create n number of lines to test.
With less than page full of lines the result is
When the content exceeds the page
and with more stuff coming from the dynamic part
Does that fit your requirement?
The sample you can download here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:e88ff340-f798-40bd-acae-cbef36dd518...
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This is where I am attempting to resolve the issue:
I simply need the correct writing of the condition which verifies that the subform is on page 1.
Thank you in advance...