Variable repeating table header

IF you can set-up your tables to start at the top of a new page, then you could try creating a custom master page that uses running h/f variables in a background text frame to simulate your table header rows instead. You would have to play with the positioning of the frames & contents to get a seamless look as in an actual table.

Otherwise, as Michael says, this requires a custom script or plug-in for placed anywhere on a page and then spilling over to a new page.

EMLinSD,

As desirable as this might be, it is not natively implemented in the FrameMaker DOM (document object model). FrameMaker’s table model is very similar to that of HTML, it has header, body and footer regions and all those regions consist of rows. There are no different header regions and also no different row classes.

But, of course, you could implement such a behaviour using scrtipting of FDK programming. As a sort-of post-processing step such a routine could find the sub-headers, move on through the table and at each page break insert a copy of the most recent sub-header row. Before doing so, the routine would delete all duplicated sub-header rows (and it would need some information that it is a duplicate row, maybe a marker).

If there is a valid business case you can find someone creating such a program.

- Michael