Template and Javascript

Question

Hi, I have a form that has a template to add an additional page if the user needs more space to write in.
I use this script:
var oPage = this.pageNum;
var a = this.getTemplate("Additional");
name
a.spawn ({
nPage: this.numPages+1,
bRename:true,
bOverlay:false
On the bottom of the form and each additional page the user needs to add on, is a coding block that must be on all pages. The coding block is the same information on all the other pages that is on the first page (lower section of each form.) Is there a way to write the script so that the field names in the coding block section only do not get renamed, but keep the same name as on the original document so that this information is the same on all pages?
I use Adobe X Professional.
Thanks

Answer 1

Hi, thanks for getting back with me on this. My question now is this. I have a button that says "Additional Pages" that the user would click on to spawn a template page. Where would I put the script for the second template where the bRename would be false, and bOverly to true? Also, the script that I used above, is actually a little more detailed, it is:
var oPage = this.pageNum;
var a = this.getTemplate("Additional");
a.spawn ({
nPage: this.numPages+1,
bRename:true,
bOverlay:false
this.pageNum++;
I didn't know if that made a different or not.  Thanks
Connie