NewPage

Syntax

NewPage();

Description

Generates a new page according to the context in which it is called.

Note:

NewPage is not the same as FrameOverflow which affects only the current frame. You can not use the script functions NewPage or FrameOverflow when using the MultiPage function in PageOUT.

You can call NewPage in the following contexts:

•	Script before sheet, Script after sheet

A new page of header information, no Frames are started or affected. Useful for activating static reverse page information.

Note:

An infinite loop occurs if there is a bad or no condition for NewPage.

•	Header (field-script in header)

No frames are started on the current page.

Note:

An infinite loop occurs if there is a bad or no condition for NewPage.

•	Script before frame, After frame overflow

No more frames, including the current frame, are started on the current page.

Note:

An infinite loop occurs if there is a bad or no condition for NewPage.

•	Inside a frame

Behaves as FrameOverflow for the current frame. No more frames are started on the current page.

•	Before frame overflow, Script after frame

No more frames are started on the current page.

Note:

An infinite loop occurs if there is a bad or no condition for NewPage.

Returns

N/A

Example

if($var="end")
{
    newpage();
}