| Action Type |
Specify the type of conditional action to define:
- - Nothing happens. This setting is the default when you create a new conditional action.
- - Sets a value for the component if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
- - Sets a value for the component and marks the record as modified, if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
- - Enable the component if the condition evaluates to TRUE, or disable the component if the condition evaluates to FALSE.
- - Make the component a required field if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
- - Make the component visible if the condition evaluates to TRUE, or hide the component if the condition evaluates to FALSE.
- - Turn the component setting on or off based on the condition setting.
- - Mark the record as modified if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
- - Generate an event if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
- - Generate an event and return a value if the condition evaluates to TRUE.
- - Sets focus on the component if the condition evaluates to TRUE. If the condition evaluates to FALSE, focus on another component, if specified in the expression.
- - Sets the return value based on the conditional action.
- - If the condition evaluates to TRUE, stop execution of any additional actions on the overall expression.
- - If the condition evaluates to TRUE, the given theme class is applied.
- - If the condition evaluates to FALSE, display the message specified in the expression.
See Conditional Action Syntax. |
| Event Name |
Enter a value or, to display the Edit Value Expression dialog box, click Edit Value. |
| Specify form or component (2 fields) |
These two fields are only available when or is selected as the Action Type. Use these fields to specify the target for the event to be generated:
- - Specifies the current form as the target.
- - Use the second drop-down list to select the form that is to be the target.
- - Use the second drop-down list to select the component on the current form that is to be the target.
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