Achieving Control Levels functionality in Adobe Forms

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Step13: Place the cursor on sub form Body and

Go to palettes--à Object. There select ‘Subform’ tab.

Here, Initially Content is ‘Position’.

Change the Content field in the all sub forms ‘Body, Vbeln, Data’ from ‘Position’ to Flowed under subform tab as shown below. 

Now, select the ‘Binding’ tab.

Here, Default binding is ‘Normal’ for sub form Body

But select the Default binding as shown. 

Now, default binding for subform Body becomes as shown below: 

And the binding of subform ‘Vbeln’ is  

The binding of the sub form ‘Group’ is

The binding of the sub form ‘Data’ is 

The binding of field ‘VBELN’ is 

The binding of field ‘POSNR’ is 

Step14: The final layout looks as shown below 

Step15: Execute the form, the output is 

You can observe that there is no page header when there is a page overflow.

Now let us extend the scenario to have the page header whenever there is a page overflow. 

Step16: We can achieve this as shown below.

Place the cursor on the subform ‘Body’.

Go to Palettes-àObject.

Here, in the Pagination tab under Object, select Overflow leader as ‘Header’ subform. 

Activate the form. 

Step17: Execute the form and the output of the second page is as shown below.