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Tons of thanks! The updated version works perfectly.
So put the overflow trailer/leader under Referenced Objects making them turning into a "proto" element but not an ordinary "subform", correct?
Yes you're right that I have to check "repeat for each data item" both for overflow header/trailer.
However I'm still confused why it's mandatory.
As far as I understand, the "proto" elements are applied to subform frmTableItemList ( which is wrapping the table), or rather, are applied to this table's property "break".
<subform w="176mm" layout="tb" name="frmTableItemList">
....
<break overflowTrailer="#overflowTrailer1_ID" overflowLeader="#overflowLeader_ID"/>
<?templateDesigner expand 1?>
</subform>
So if pagebreak happened to frmTableItemList, there should always be header/trailer appeared ( though in fact there isn't if not checking "repeat" option). This is what I expected.
Why I have to check the "repeat" option for overflow trailer/header?
Thanks again for help.
Just for intuitive purpose, following is the screenshot for structure of the xml.
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