Button to copy current page + content and place in back of PDF form

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February 6, 2023
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Hello Community,

I've created an editable PDF form with a button to "Add page" and uses the following javascript&colon;

var a = this.getTemplate("MyTemplate");
a.spawn({nPage: pageNum + 1, bRename: true, bOverlay: false});

The problem is that it copies only the first page (which you created a template of), where I'd rather have to "copy" the current page and content and place it as last page.

My question is: is it possible to create a template of the current/last page (incl. content) and place it in the back of the document?

Thank you in advance.

Kind regards,

JS

PDF forms

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Bernd Alheit

Community Expert

Create templates for all pages.

J

J282749936lesAuthor

Participant

The forms stays the same but the content varies.

Use case would be that the user:

- navigates to last page

- presses "Add page"

- edits newly spawned page

- saves document

It's a continuous process, so creating templates is not an option. Unless it's scripted in the mouseclick action of "add page". Something like create template and then directly spawn template or just copy last/current page and place it in the back of the document.

Do you know how to do this?