Designing Layout in Adobe Forms Part 2

 In the previous part, we say that we call design our layout by clicking on the layout tab.



  • We can see one master page is already given by ADLC ( Adobe Livecycle designer ) creates automatically.

Master Page :-

  • Every form design contains at least one master page that adobe livecycle designer creates automatically.

  • Master pages are responsible for formatting body pages.

  • The purpose of master page is to provide the design consistency,

    For eg.

    Suppose, you want to design a logo on all the body pages, so we will design that logo on the master page and it will be automatically br reflected on all the body pages.

Body Page :-

  • Body pages represent the pages of a form.
  • Each body page derives its page size and orientation from a master page, and by default, each body page is associated with the default master page that adobe livecycle designer creates.
  • Each body page is created with a default sub form that covers the whole page.

What we have to design ?



  • So, for Each section we will create one sub form.

1. Subform for Heading Employee Details .

2. Subform for Employee Id and its value.

3. Subform for title Employee

4. Subform for Employee Details.

5. Subform for Title Project Details

6. Subform for Project Details.

  • Since, we have dynamic data for project details we select FLOWED in its context.
  • So all these sub form we will design on the body page.

1. Subform for Title Employee Details :-

  • Step 1 :- Right click on the page → Insert Subform.
  • Step 2 :- Select the sub form → Click on Insert → Standard → text.



2. Subform for Employee Id and its Value :-

  • Step 1 :- Right click on the page → Insert Subform.

Note :- Whenever we want to print a text label and its value, then we create a text field in the adobe form.

  • Step 2 :- Select the subform → click on insert → Standard → Text Field.



  • Step 3 :- Now bind the employee id value with the text field.



  • Step 4 :- Click on save.

3. Subform for Heading Employee :-

  • Step 1 :- Right click on page → insert subform.

  • Step 2 :- Select the subform and click on insert → text.



4. Subform for Employee Data :-

  • Step 1 :- Right click on page → click on insert subform.

  • Step 2 :- Since, we want to display 4 fields in the employee therefore, we will create 4 text fields in the employee and then we will bind the work area fields that we have pass through the interface.



5. Subform for Project Heading :-



6. Project Details Data :-

  • This is the dynamic section of our adobe form, data should flow to the next page, if number of items gets increased.

  • Step 1 :- Create a sub form.

  • Step 2 :- Open the Data View.



  • Step 3 :- Drag and drop the internal table of project details into the sub form.



    • We can see the columns, will automatically come, It is a flowed data, therefore we will change the property of this form to FLOWED.


    • Click on save.


    • Activate the Adobe Form.

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