Working with page-level indexes

Page-level index tags are defined on individual pages in a page group rather than within the page group.
To create page-level indexes, you first create triggers that define individual pages in a page group. Then you create indexes on the defined pages. AFP Indexer also lets you copy or move page-level index tags to a page group.
Note: The term page definition in AFP Indexer refers to a page-level trigger, a page-level index, or a supplemental page definition, not the AFP page definition resource.

In this section:

  1. Creating page-level triggers
    In an AFP file with existing page groups or after you create page groups in a file, you can create triggers to define individual pages in page groups.
  2. Creating page-level indexes
    After you create triggers to define individual pages in page groups, you can create index tags on the individual pages.
  3. Copying or moving page-level indexes to page groups
    You can copy or move all page-level index tags to a page group. Page-level index tags are found on a page in the AFP file, but at the page level instead of the page-group level.

Related information:

AFP Indexer
Parent topic: Indexing AFP files