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Hide Page Name in New Designer

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Updated March 9
asked on March 4

Hello -

  I have tried to find a solution and I am not seeing it just yet. I was wondering if there is a way to Hide Page Names on a forms process (new designer) that has pagination enabled?  I want pagination just not the page names to appear at the top. I am going to assume there is a css that I can use however I have not found the correct one just yet. 

This form does not get saved into Laserfiche - it gets emailed to an employee to print out for assessments. When she prints the PDF she receives that is where we are seeing the page names.

Any insight would be great. Below screen shot we would like hidden on the emailed PDF

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replied on March 9

I verify myself sometimes too.  

Since you are combining everything to a 4th copy you can just remove the Page Name from the Pagination area.  If you add a space in that box, it will let you save it.  
The first form I tested on had a lot of unique scripting in it and I think I somehow hid pagination from printing on accident because when I added it, the headers did not print.  I used a different form and replicated your issue. I'm not sure what is preventing the print in my first form.  Removing the pagination page names worked just fine and was the easiest solution.

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replied on March 4

Also you can try with this CSS code: 

/* 1. HIDE ON THE WEB FORM */
/* This ensures the user filling out the form does not see the page numbers/names. */
.form-pagination, 
.form-tabs-container {
    display: none !important;
}

/* 2. HIDE ON THE EMAILED PDF / PRINTED COPY */
/* This specifically targets the "Print" engine that Laserfiche uses to generate the PDF 
   sent to the employee for assessments. */
@media print {
    .form-pagination, 
    .form-tabs-container {
        display: none !important;
    }
}

 

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replied on March 4

Luis -

I do have none selected for Pagination Style.

I am going to try your 2nd option! Hopefully that is the ticket.

 

 I appreciate the guidance.

Thank you

Suzanne

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replied on March 5

You could also change the color to be the same as the background as a simpler solution.

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replied on March 9

Thank you -  Didn't think of that. I just changed the Progress Bar Page Title to None. I think that will do it? 

 

 

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replied on March 5

I wasn't able to duplicate the issue, and I tried a few different setups.  If you are using None as your pagination, do you have page breaks selected and what is your form attachment on the email activity set as?

 

 

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replied on March 9

Hi Angela -

   I have a new form that is getting emailed out. I have 4 forms total. 1 that starts, 2 that go to 2 departments for signatures and additional information. The 4th brings in all the information together. The 4th form is the one that gets emailed. Yes I have "Add page breaks to saved forms".  Due to how we want the form to print out and spacing this is why I went with pagination. 

 

 

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replied on March 9

Are you using the From a previous process step or Using current process data on the email activity.

 

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replied on March 9

I have "using current process data" and then 4. Final Copy.  Below is my process diagram. Pretty simple / straight forward, however will probably add context to my question. 

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replied on March 9

Not that this has anything to do with your current issue, but you will want to replace the Inclusive gateway with another parallel gateway to close that out.  

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If I use a parallel won't it close the process once one of  branches complete? Both branches do need to be completed before the email is sent. 

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replied on March 9

No.  Both paths have to close for it to continue: 

Parallel Gateways

Parallel gateways split one process flow into several, or merge several flows into one.

Splitting parallel gateways

When a parallel gateway splits one process flow into several active paths, it represents an "And" decision, meaning that each outflow path will be taken. As a result, conditions do not need to be specified for a parallel gateway's outflow paths. This gateway is similar to the Parallel activity in Workflow.

Merging parallel gateways

When a parallel gateway merges several process flows into one, it waits for each incoming path to reach the gateway. Once each incoming path has reached the gateway, its outflow path will be taken.

 

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replied on March 9

Thanks!  I swear every time I read about them I read them differently (I look it up all the time to confirm the best one)! I will go in and fix that and change it to a parallel.

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replied on March 9

I verify myself sometimes too.  

Since you are combining everything to a 4th copy you can just remove the Page Name from the Pagination area.  If you add a space in that box, it will let you save it.  
The first form I tested on had a lot of unique scripting in it and I think I somehow hid pagination from printing on accident because when I added it, the headers did not print.  I used a different form and replicated your issue. I'm not sure what is preventing the print in my first form.  Removing the pagination page names worked just fine and was the easiest solution.

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replied on March 9

Awesome! I thought I tried that but didn't have spaces in the name! It works and this will be perfect for the this use case!

 

Side note - Thank you to everyone for the recommendations!! I love this Laserfiche community!

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replied on March 9

Glad that worked.  Can you make this as answered when you have a moment.  Thanks!

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replied on March 4 • Show version history

Hi, are you trying to select the None option under Pagination Style?

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