Dynamic actions enable developers to define complex client-side behavior declaratively without the need for JavaScript.

• About Dynamic Actions
  Dynamic actions provide a way to define complex client-side behavior declaratively without the need for JavaScript. Using the Dynamic Action Create wizard, you specify an action that is performed when a defined set of conditions occur. You can also specify which elements are affected by the action, and when and how they are affected.

• About Dynamic Action Events
  You can define dynamic actions can to fire based on events that happen on the page. Oracle Application Express includes four different categories of events: Browser events, Framework events, Component events, and Custom events. This section describes all supported events, including the internal JavaScript event name in brackets.

• Creating a Dynamic Action
  Creating a dynamic action involves specifying when the action happens (with optional conditions), what action or actions are performed, and what elements are affected by the action. To learn more about any Property Editor attribute, select the attribute and click the Help tab in the central pane.

• Editing Dynamic Actions
  Once you create a dynamic action, you can modify attributes defined during the creation process, specify attributes not available during the process (such as specifying an Authorization Scheme) and add additional true actions.

• Defining Dynamic Action Event Scope
  After creating the dynamic action, the scope of the action can be modified to trigger only once, for the lifetime of the current page, or until triggering elements are updated by a Partial Page Refresh (PPR).

• Deleting a Dynamic Action
  Delete a dynamic action by selecting it in Page Designer and selecting Delete from the context menu.

• Debugging Dynamic Actions
  Learn how to debug dynamic actions in Oracle Application Express.