Copy that. I certainly hope they address the issue with the next round of updates as it’s incredibly disruptive to the experience and handcuffs LC Designer’s utility.

Thanks for letting me know and, again, for all the great tips here.

Brian

I have seen this happening in other LC Designer Forms where even just objects are hidden. I suspect that it is an impact of an Adobe update. I don’t think there is a way around this new phenomenon.

Niall

I was very excited to use this but there seems to be an issue with the hidden pages “bleeding through” when scrolling? (Not sure on the terminology; still a newbie with all this.)

I opened the example file on my mac with Reader 11 and the showing and hiding of does work, but, if you scroll at all while the “sales” or the “accounts” page is visible, the hidden “administration page” “becomes visible (bleeds through) while in the process of scrolling.

When you lift your fingers off the track pad, the proper page becomes visible again.

Obviously this would be very confusing for the end user because if they’re scrolling down, they need to see what new information appears on the screen (for example, on the “sales” page) but they would be seeing the “administration” page again.

Any thoughts? This is such a great design tip I would hate to have to not use it.

Brian

I’m glad the solution has helped you.

If you have a look at this associated example, it might help: http://www.assuredynamics.com/index.php/portfolio/showing-and-hiding-pages-with-a-loop/.

If you are using a dropdown to allow the user select a page, then in its prePrint event use script to change the presence of each page to “visible”. Lastly, in the postPrint event you can fire the exit event:

this.execEvent(“exit”);

Niall