Dynamic elements are objects that after generation will contain data from the input XML. XF allows the insertion of the following dynamic element types:
| • | Fields - Inline elements that display content from the source XML. Examples: a person name, the total amount for an invoice, rich formatted text, etc |
| • | Repeating Rows - Table rows that are repeated for a set of nodes from the source XML. |
| • | Repeating Sections - Paragraphs that are repeated for a set of nodes from the source XML. |
| • | Inline Repeats - Inline content that is repeated for a set of nodes from the source XML. |
| • | Conditional Sections - Paragraphs that are displayed only if a certain condition (derived from the input data) is met. |
| • | Inline Conditions - Inline content that is displayed only if a certain condition (derived from the input data) is met. |
| • | Dynamic Values - Values directly from the input XML (given via an XPath). |
In addition, any property of a given object can have different values depending on a condition set by the user. This is described in Conditional Values.
For all dynamic elements, the location of data in the input XML is specified using XPath.
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