Oracle I Expense Line Number Issue

Hi Experts,
I have put custom validations on Credit Card and Cash Transaction page in I Expense. For fetching the line number, i am taking the distribution_line_number column of ap_expense_report_lines_all table. But this is creating one problem. If user enters 2 lines on Credit Card transaction page and 3 on Cash Transaction page, then if an error is on first line of Cash Transaction page then error is populated as Error at Line 3.
Please knoe if anybody of you have faced the similar issue in the past and is there any code provided by Oracle to find the correct line number

Hi,
Thanks a lot for your immediate response.
But I have few more doubts. The srw.get_page_num will return the current page number only. Is there any srw function to get the total no. of pages?
Or can you please explain how to get values in the boilder plate. We tried this but boilder plates could not be made invisible. And also if we tried to get the values inside a PL/SQL formula, it is not accessible.
Awaiting your reply...
Thanks in advance.

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