We have an internal form that we use for process discovery for different document types. We may be automating multiple documents, so I would like to duplicate the page for each document that we will be automating. As a simple example (My actual example is a little more complicated). Say I was doing discovery for a filing workflow. For each document type, I need to know where the document will be filed and how the client wants to name that document. I want the main page to ask how many documents are we automating, and then for each document, I would like to dynamically create a separate page to collect the folder name where the document is to be filed, and the naming convention for that document.

I am assuming there is no creative way to show or hide a page tab dynamically either using the LFForm object since the LFForm object seems to only work with "fields" and not elements on the page?

Since I cannot create the page dynamically, I was trying to create them ahead of time and only show them when I needed to, but that doesn't seem to be an option either. For example, I have a collections field where I am adding the different document types. If there are 3 additional document types, I want to show the 3 pages that correspond to those document types. I cannot add field rules based on the index of a collection, nor can I use javascript anymore to access elements directly on the page. 

A feature request would be to either allow field rules to be applied based on the "index" of a collection field OR to create an LFForm.findElement method to locate certain elements on the page that are not "fields".