I have a form whose master page has three content areas, creating three columns. One of my subforms spans multiple pages. I want each new page to have the same header at the top. Unfortunately, I cannot do this in my master page, as repeated content is data bound. I've instead decided to use overflow leaders. Here is a screenshot of my setup.
Unfortunately, the effect is quite different than what is expected. It appears the overflow leader is being applied to each content area instead of each page, even though the user interface says "If Dataset Must Be Paginated"!
What is occurring:
Page 1 Area 1 - Area 2 - Area 3 | Leader | | | | | Trailer| | Page 2 Area 1 - Area 2 - Area 3 | | | | | | | |
Note there is no leader at all one page 2
What is expected:
Page 1 Area 1 - Area 2 - Area 3 | | | | | | | |Trailer Page 2 Area 1 - Area 2 - Area 3 Leader | | | | | | | |
How can I get the desired output?