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This element allows you to break large forms into several pages that are recognized as a single document. Pages must always be top-level elements in the form hierarchy and cannot be included into other elements.
Page element does not have a visual representation and is only used to organize form content.
Generated pages are marked with a special QR code that is automatically added to their margin, even if you do not use the barcode element. This QR code is used as a page identifier and allows the recognition engine to treat multiple scanned images as one form.
- Even if a printable form is split into multiple pages, it will have a single recognition pattern (.OMR) file.
- If you do not add the page element, the entire content of the form will be placed on one page.
- At the moment, new pages are not automatically created, even if the content does not fit on one page.
Syntax
The element declaration begins with ?page= statement and ends with &page statement. These statements must be placed on separate lines.
If you use pages, include all other elements in them. Elements outside of page elements will not be rendered.
Allowed child elements
All, except for other page elements.
Example
?page=
?text=Biology Quiz: Plants
font_size=16
font_style=bold
?empty_line=
?answer_sheet=Plants
columns_count=3
elements_count=90
answers_count=5
&page
?page=
?text=Biology Quiz: Animals
font_size=16
font_style=bold
?empty_line=
?answer_sheet=Animals
columns_count=3
elements_count=90
answers_count=5
&page
