Template examples
Options for handling detail lines
When it comes to detail lines of a document, then you of course need to use a repeat loop, that iterates across all of the detail lines of your input file. Here I use this XML file as input: (You can find that in the document Library of InterFormNG2 ...
Template examples
This section includes some template examples: 1.The options for handling detail lines. 2.Set a header, footer and body area for a normal business document. 3.Large header on page 1 only. 4.Make room for total on last page. 5.Labels filled out from ...
Why detail lines are not overflowing to a new page
If section can help you, if you have created a repeat loop to output all of the detail lines of a document, but unfortunately the detail lines are not overflowing to a new page. Here are the settings, that can prevent an automatic page overflow of ...
Template: Labels filled out from left to right
This section explains how you can setup a template to generate output pages with multiple labels in the sequence shown below (left to right): (If you instead want to fill out the labels from top to bottom, then you should refer to the section, ...
Template: Labels filled out from top to bottom
This section explains how you can setup a template to generate output pages with multiple labels in the sequence shown below (top to bottom): (If you instead want to fill out the labels from left to right, then you should refer to the section, ...
Template: Make room for total on last page
If you have a normal business document, then you are probably using the header and footer option for the template. A simple example is covered in the section, Template: Header, footer and body area. You might however have a special requirement for ...
Template: Large header on page 1 only
When you design a business document e.g. an invoice, then you might want a large header on page 1 and a much smaller header on the subsequent pages of your document. In the section below you can see, how you can create such a flexible header. First ...
Template: Header, footer and body area
If you want to create a normal business document, then you probably want to define a header, footer and body area in your template. When you first create a new template, then you only have one container in the page element. All of the design elements ...