merski007

Did anyone figure out the solution to this problem? We are running into the exact same issue with a template in DSF.

Hey everyone! This is an awesome thread and has really helped me with my project. Below is the tactic I ended up using: -Create a 48pg document to receive in any pdf with up to 48pages -Name each page as 'p1', 'p2, 'p3', etc... -Make them all unused pages except for pg1 -Create a graphic frame on each page and name the frames 'p1', 'p2, 'p3', etc... -The OnRecordStart will do the rest Take a look at the zip attachment, all code and a working template are included inside it. Here is the code for those who want a quick preview: pagesInPDF = 0; markupToReturn = ''; PDFresourceRef = new FusionProResource(Field("image"), "graphic", true); //Find out how many pages it has pagesInPDF = PDFresourceRef.countPages; //Page usage loop to turn pages on based on pagesInPDF for (i = 1; i <= pagesInPDF; i++){ FusionPro.Composition.SetBodyPageUsage('p' + i, true); } //Graphic frame loop to specify which pdf page goes into which graphic frame for (pageLoop = 1; pageLoop <= pagesInPDF; pageLoop++){ var frame = FindGraphicFrame('p' + pageLoop); frame.SetGraphic('<graphic file="' + PDFresourceRef.name + '" pagenumber = "' + pageLoop + '" scale="off" />'); } return markupToReturn; *****One catch with this template, you can't impose multiple records where the pdf page count varies. For example, record 1 has a 16p PDF and record 2 has a 32p PDF. The template will only use the record 1 (16p) info. I believe this due in part to the template using FPImposer. Cheers, Mark FP_Forum.zip