The objective: To create a five page form for a client profile at my company. The first page is a cover sheet with the client's name, ID, and a service summary (all text). The next four pages are identical service profile (though a different service is profiled on each page, so the content will be different). The client's name and ID is repopulated in the header (which I already know how to do). The body of the profile pages has three rich text content control forms, enabled via the developer tab. I also put a footer on each profile page which contains two tables, one of which needs to be filled out (all text) when doing the profile in the body. I put it in the footer so that the tables would be uniformly displayed on the bottom of the page, regardless of the length of text in the main profile section. I also want to restrict content control so that workers don't accidentally tweak page elements and then I have to resend the form or tell them how to fix it.
The problem: First, if I try using forms for the table cells, because it's a footer, it repopulates the same data on each page. This is bad, as each page is profiling a different service so the content needs to be different. The other problem is that, with restricted editing, other people can't even access to the tables in the footers to edit the content anyway. I've tried to use section breaks instead of footers, but they do not seem to be working properly. Instead of the tables being uniformly placed on the bottom of the page, their placement is affected by the previous section.
Can anyone help me solve this problem? Thanks.
