Requesting assistance to debug on calculate event for a numeric field to change the numbering if the subform is visible or hidden, I have the following code in the numeric field on the calculate event:form1.PageOneSub.Subform1.SectionNumber::calculate - (JavaScript, client)var visibleIndex = 1;for (...

I require the conditional expression to check if an object is on page one after layout and if so to break next at the top of the next page. Here is where I have run into the problem, I have tried the following code, which, is not working: The code may also require the relayout code after checking th...

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...

Well Kosta, I am impressed, you clearly put a lot of effort into this solution. However, it does not address the business needs in this case. I absolutely need the content above to remain above and the pagination to only break after at the top of a new page IF and ONLY IF the notification subform re...

After doing some research; I think all that is needed is to check if the subform is on page 1 on layout and if so to set next at the top of the next page. The only issue I am now experiencing is how to code the conditional statement to verify if on page 1 using either formcalc or javascript and if t...

Perhaps it is requried for the subform to verify placement after layout and if pg1 then "place following on new page" or if pg2 "keep with next". Not certain if this should be done within conditional break or JavaScript on event.

It is a bit more simple; I have a subform at the bottom of the page, there is a small amount of space and I have set that pagination for that subform to "Go to next page" | "After" so there is no more content after it. However, the data above it will under certain rare conditions cause that bottom s...

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 subp...

This solution worked for me: form1.#subform[0].TextField1::initialize - (JavaScript, client)var str = TextField1.rawValue.substr(0,1);if (str > 0){TextField.rawValue = "100";}

What I may require is a simple alternate solution; check the value on exit and if first character is a zero do something else do nothing. Here is a sample of an alternate approach which may work, however, I did not code it properly: form1.#subform[0].NumericField::initialize - (JavaScript, client)va...