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Printing a record spanning multiple pages

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Hello,

 

I have a custom web template that has multiple navigation tabs along the top. This allows the user to click each tab and edit a different entity form all within the same record. For example, my tab URLs looks like this:

- Financing/?id=4a7c3c47-41c1-ee11-a81c-001dd80b762d
- Operatons/?id=4a7c3c47-41c1-ee11-a81c-001dd80b762d


I now need to build a print function that combines all of these in order. My first thought was to build another web template with a structure like this below. My hope was that this would produce a long page rendering all of the tabs/entity forms. This unfortunately does not work and creates a weird nested effect with the forms.

<div class="entity-forms-container">
   <div class="entity-form-container">
        {% entityform name: 'Financing' %}
        {% entityform name: 'Operations' %}
    </div>
</div>


Is there another way to create a print function for asingle record spanning across multiple pages? I'm also open to creating a .pdf using power automate or some other means, but felt this might be even more complicated. Please let me know if anyone has suggestions @OliverRodrigues @Lucas001 



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    Fubar Profile Picture
    8,491 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    As you are printing you could try doing readonly forms and then separate the entityform tags by wrapping each of them in DIV's (not sure if this would work or not).  Alternatively, use liquid fetchxml (e.g. one fetchxml query for each table in question) to retrieve your data and then lay it out using html / bootstrap.

  • Nerd_Gorilla1 Profile Picture
    31 on at

    I eneded up just creating one large read-only form that included all of the tabs. A bit more work, but it's done. I didn't have any luck adding multiple entity forms in liquid. I tried all sorts of different methods with div wrapping, but they just rendered inside each other starting with the second form.

    The fetchxml & html idea make sense, but I had way too many fields to develop that. Thanks!

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