page

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=[name] statement and ends with &page statement. These statements must be placed on separate lines.

name attribute is used as a reminder of the page’s purpose; for example, “Page 1”. This is an optional attribute - you can use the same name for multiple pages or just omit it. The page name is not displayed on the form.

If you use pages, include all other elements in them. Elements outside of page elements will not be rendered.

Attributes

The page element can be customized by adding optional attributes to it.

An attribute is written as [attribute_name]=[value]. Each attribute must be placed on a new line immediately after the opening ?page= statement or another attribute, and must begin with a tab character.

Attribute	Default value	Description	Usage example
orientation	Portrait	Override individual page orientation: `Horizontal` - landscape `Vertical` - portrait	`orientation=Horizontal`
paper_size	A4	Override the physical dimensions for the individual page. See details below.	`paper_size=Letter`
left_margin	210 pixels	Override the size of the left page margin in pixels.	`left_margin=120`
right_margin	210 pixels	Override the size of the right page margin in pixels.	`right_margin=120`
rotation_point_position	Below the top-right square positioning marker.	Override the placement of the rectangular positioning marker that is used to detect the page orientation. See details below.	`rotation_point_position=BottomRight1`

Supported paper sizes

The paper_size attribute controls the paper size of the generated form. All form elements will be re-aligned to best match the selected paper size.

Enumeration	Page dimensions (pixels)	Page dimensions (mm)	Page dimensions (inches)
`A3`	3508 x 4961	297 x 420	11.7 x 16.5
`A4`	2480 x 3508	210 x 297	8.3 x 11.7
`Legal`	2551 x 4205	215.9 x 355.6	8.5 x 14
`Letter`	2551 x 3295	215.9 x 279.4	8.5 x 11
`p8519`	2551 x 5702	215.9 x 482.6	8.5 x 19
`p8521`	2551 x 6302	215.9 x 533.4	8.5 x 21
`Tabloid`	3295 x 5102	279 x 432	11 x 17

The selected paper size does not affect the size of bubbles, images or fonts. Changing the paper size only affects the positioning of elements on the page.

Positioning marker placement

The rotation_point_position attribute controls the placement of the rectangular positioning marker that is used to detect the page orientation:

Enumeration	Result
`TopLeft1`
`TopLeft2`
`TopRight1`
`TopRight2`
`BottomLeft1`
`BottomLeft2`
`BottomRight1`
`BottomRight2`

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

Multi-page form

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