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  1. I am trying to execute 2 independent if statements in the OnRecordStart rule. One is meant to manage a text box: if (Field("FieldName") =="") { FindTextFrame("MyTextFrame").fillColorName = "white"; FindTextFrame("MyTextFrame").content = "<span color=white>" + FindTextFrame("MyTextFrame").content; } The other activates a page in the document: if (Field("FieldName2") != "") { FusionPro.Composition.SetBodyPageUsage("OtherPage",true) } Can anyone explain how to keep these two statements independent of each other? I am unable to create 2 different OnRecordStart rules, so I am forced to place them in the same rule. I assume I can insert instructions to treat these statements on their own, but my searches for a solution have been fruitless so far. Thank you for taking the time to look at this.
  2. Using FP v7. I have a line as follows on a business card: Email: jsmith@mail.com http://www.mail.com I need the label "Email:" to dissappear if there is no email entered. I know how to do it if the label and the following text are the same font weight/type/etc, but in this case, the label is a different font from the text that follows. Any tips on how I can do this? I couldn't find anything in the javascript code that would solve this
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