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Note
Post Pagination Scripts only apply to the Print context. These functions and objects cannot be used
with other contexts.
Tip
It is possible to define a function in a Control Script which calls these functions, as long as that
function is only invoked from a Post Pagination Script.
Object or function Usage
merge.context."query
(selector)" on page1393
Call merge.context.query(selector) to run a query
across all sections in the Print context.
merge.section."paginate
()" on page1409
A call to merge.section.paginate() triggers pagination
of the current section. Note: section is assumed to refer to a
variable that holds a Section object (see "Retrieving a section"
on page1401).
merge.section.pagination Used to get the total page count, sheet count and start/end
page numbers for a single section. See "Pagination" on
page1410. Note: section is assumed to refer to a variable that
holds a Section object (see "Retrieving a section" on
page1401).
merge.pagination Used to get the total page count, sheet count and start/end
page numbers for all sections in the Print context after
pagination. See "Pagination" on page1412.
"PaginationInfo" on
page1394
This object contains essential information about one element in
order to create a table of contents (see "Creating a Table Of
Contents" on page896).
results."info()" on
page1399
A call to results.info() returns pagination information (see
"PaginationInfo" on page1394) for the first element in the result
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