Use this dialog box to create conditional break statements for subforms, subform sets, tables, header rows, body rows, and sections. Conditional breaks are more flexible than traditional breaks and allow for multiple breaks of a single object.
• Select a subform object and click Edit on the Pagination tab of the Object palette. Note that the subform object you select must exist on the form design within a flowed subform object.
• Select a table object and click Edit on the Pagination tab of the Object palette. Note that the table object you select must exist on the form design within a flowed subform object.
• Select a table header row and click Edit on the Pagination tab of the Object palette. Note that the table associated with the header row must exist on the form design within a flowed subform object.
• Select a table body row and click Edit on the Pagination tab of the Object palette. Note that the table associated with the body row must exist on the form design within a flowed subform object.
• Select a table footer row and click Edit on the Pagination tab of the Object palette. Note that the table associated with the footer row must exist on the form design within a flowed subform object.
• Select a table section and click Edit on the Pagination tab of the Object palette. Note that the table section you select must exist on the form design within a flowed subform object.Adds a new breaking condition for the current object. If a conditional break is currently selected, a new entry is created prior to the selected entry.Use the Insert Sample Expression button to select a valid object to use as the breaking condition. LiveCycle Designer ES inserts a sample statement which forces a conditional break if it evaluates to true.Specifies which scripting language you want to use for the current calculation or script. There are two options:
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• Calculations and scripts execute while the client application (for example, Acrobat or web browser) processes the form.
• Calculations and scripts execute while the server application (for example LiveCycle Forms ES processes the form.Calculations and scripts execute while being processed by either the client or server application, depending on which application processes the form.
• Immediately before the current subform, subform set, table, header row, body row, footer row, or section.
• Immediately after the current subform, subform set, table, header row, body row, footer row, or section.Determines where to place the remaining fields and data from the broken subform after the conditional break:Resume on the specified page (introduces a page break if the page specified is not the current page).Resume at the top of the page, whenever the specified page is rendered (introduces a page break if one does not occur naturally).
• Resume at the top of the next odd page (introduces a page break if one does not occur naturally).Resume at the top of the next even page (introduces a page break if one does not occur naturally).Place the object after the previous subform, subform set, table, header row, body row, or footer row. Only switch to a new content area if the subform, subform set, table, header row, body row, footer row, or section does not fit in the current content area.Use this existing subform, subform set, table, header row, or body row as the overflow trailer.
• Use this existing subform, subform set, table, header row, or body row as the overflow leader.
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