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Can I get an imagefield to populate images on all page once image is uploaded

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Hi,

I'm pretty new to LC and I have a long dynamic form to build from scratch. This form will be used by Sales, who will

"configure" the services, fees ect to be on the form, then send it to the applicant to be filled. I would like our Sales rep to be able to upload an image to a image field (logo), and that logo to show on top of every page. As I don't seem to be able to add action to a image field, how can I do that? Million thanks in advance!

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They don't have to access the master page - the master page is what the form is built on, where you set your margins, put page numbers, boilerplate info, etc.

You could also have one image field on the first page and image field's wherever else you need them and use global binding to make them share the same data - for global binding to work they have to have the same name and then on the Object>Binding palette set the Data Binding to Use Global Data.

Or you could code it with the rawValue: imageField2.rawValue = imageField1.rawValue;

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Put the image field on the Master Page and then it will show up on all pages.

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Thanks Jono but our sales team have Adobe Reader only so no access to the master page of the document. They open it in Reader, select what they want on the form on the first page of the form then click a save button and that first page is hidden. They then save the form and send it to their customers. They need to be able to upload an image (partner logo, we have more than 50 of them) on that first page that will then populate on every page of the application. Thanks!

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They don't have to access the master page - the master page is what the form is built on, where you set your margins, put page numbers, boilerplate info, etc.

You could also have one image field on the first page and image field's wherever else you need them and use global binding to make them share the same data - for global binding to work they have to have the same name and then on the Object>Binding palette set the Data Binding to Use Global Data.

Or you could code it with the rawValue: imageField2.rawValue = imageField1.rawValue;