There is a fresh file with no data in it and a saved file with data inside it. Why does the table repeat its header so many times? How do I access subsequent headers? Is there something I can put into initialize or layout to fix this ridiculousness?
The file with data has an appended -s
Thanks for any help or offers,
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
This behaviour can be very frustrating. Here is a thread which goes through the same issue.
I had a look at the form and am sorry but I can't give the time now. My experience is that the more objects/rows in the header, the more likely it is to be buggy.
If you work your way through the thread, hopefully you will get a take on solving your issue.
Good luck,
Niall
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Thanks for the speedy reply! I'll have a look at this; it seems to be the same problem.
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On the Binding tab for your header rows try turning off the "Repeat Row for Each Data Item".
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That didn't work. As well, I've run the XFA debugger and fixed pretty much all the errors. Still no dice.
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Is there somewhere where I can read exactly what happens during a merge / page break? What algorithm does Reader use for pagination?
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If you're trying to get a page break within your table, you will have to re-create the table as text fields. I tried this before, as far as I can puzzle out Designer doesn't allow page breaks within tables.
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Actually, the page breaks with the table work perfectly. The problem only exists when the data is merged back with the form when you re-open a saved form.
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That's strange, I tried to create a table with page breaks as a proof of concept and the checkbox to allow page breaks was grayed out.
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