The following is a list of valid actions for an Action Graph, in alphabetical order, these key words are not case sensitive:
Copies data from the named variable into another
Delays processing until all other actions have been returned, this is generally used for “lazy” loading of lists etc.
Delays further processing for a number of milliseconds (1000 milliseconds = 1 second)
Shows a dialog, the definition of which is in the children of this node.
For details see Dialog
Note: at present nested dialogs are not supported
Closes an open dialog.
Flashes the specified message (specified in the value element) to the user for a short period of time.
Hides the named control (see also: Show).
The specified model will be invoked (the name being in the value of this node), to pass parameters, attach a Parameter node, and then a node with the parameter name to that, the value will be retrieved from the local stored and passed to the engine with the invocation command. Model details can be found here.
(should not be used).
Invalids the users session, returning the user to the logon screen.
Moves to screen to another (named) screen, the name of the node is named exactly, as a case sensitive search.
Opens a new bowser tab with the given URL.
Redirects the browser to a specified URL, this can be relative by starting the URL with “..”.
Refreshes the named area of the screen with the new definition (e.g. controls) attached to this node.
Updates the whole screen.
Scrolls the screen to the top or bottom.
Sets a cookie to that named, with a specified value.
Shows the named control.
Stores the attached values in the variables named.
Redirects the existing browser window to the URL specified.
Reload the existing screen, this is useful where underlying data has been updated, and the whole screen needs to be refreshed. Note: Any Actions attached to the screen definition will also be invoked.
Show or Hide the named control depending on its current state, effectively this is a short cut to save having to update the action on the control doing the toggle.