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In footers per se I doubt you'd get anywhere; sure one can use dynamic py3o elements in headers/footers but can't match these against what each page is displaying.
A common use case is to iterate on a global list and add page breaks before ending loops, eg:
for="item in items"
item.xxx
<page break>
/for
You could add footer-ish content before these page breaks...
Thanks @houzefa-abba for your reply,
But the length of items to display on a page can vary largely, like a line can be 10/1/5/15 lines long, so displaying x number of lines and then doing a page break would not work,
To give more idea, what I want to do is:
Printing an invoice with hundreds of invoice lines, each page should have amount total on the end of the page. (A page might be able to display 10 invoice lines or may be just 2 in some cases.)
Not sure if we can get line number or position in page where the line will be printed.
Is there a way we can detect end of page ?
I want to have separate custom footers for all pages based on data on each page.
So footers will be different on all pages.
I see headers and footers are being parsed before the content.
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