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Global actions

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Global actions. Open the global actions window by clicking on the gears on the parameter designer.

As you see this view you can click on the actions there's a left for add global action. To the right, you see the current main menu. Global actions are what builds the main menu.

There are 5 standard actions:

Exit: Exit isn't used usually in a web application but is used in a Windows application to quit the application. If you delete or you don't see the standard actions, say we delete exit. Exit application not used in web.
Refresh: reloads data. From the database usually not used in a web application either.
Save: Save the current changes
Redo: Reduce what has been undone in multiple steps
Undo: Undo what has been changed in multiple steps

You can click on ensure standard actions and these five actions will be added.

Beware that this window can be made small and hide buttons. Keep the actions windows big enough to see the ensure standard actions and delete buttons for an action.

The MDriven Book - See: Action names

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-Global actions. Open the global actions window by clicking on the gears on the parameter designer. As you see this view you can click on the actions there's a left for add global action. To the right, you see the current main menu. Global actions are what builds the main menu. There are standard actions.  Exit refresh, say redo, and undo. Exit isn't used usually in a web application but is used in a Windows application to quit the application.  If you delete or you don't see the standard actions, say we delete exit.  You can click on ensure standard actions and these five actions will be added. Exit application not used in web. Refresh reloads data. From the database usually not used in a web application either.  Save the current changes. Reduce what has been undone in multiple steps.  Undo what has been changed in multiple steps.  Beware that this window can be made small and hide buttons.  Keep the actions windows big enough to see the ensure standard actions and delete button for an action. When you click on an action you see the settings for that action to the right. You have the action name. You have a code comment. If you want to have a comment on this action both here and in the code. If code is generated for your model. The name expression says when this button should be...  Now let's skip these settings in this global action and we instead link to the general settings.
+Global actions. Open the global actions window by clicking on the gears on the parameter designer.
+As you see this view you can click on the actions there's a left for add global action. To the right, you see the current main menu. Global actions are what builds the main menu.
+There are 5 standard actions:
+# Exit: Exit isn't used usually in a web application but is used in a Windows application to quit the application.  If you delete or you don't see the standard actions, say we delete exit. Exit application not used in web.
+# Refresh: reloads data. From the database usually not used in a web application either.
+# Save: Save the current changes
+# Redo: Reduce what has been undone in multiple steps
+# Undo: Undo what has been changed in multiple steps
+You can click on ensure standard actions and these five actions will be added.
+Beware that this window can be made small and hide buttons. Keep the actions windows big enough to see the ensure standard actions and delete buttons for an action.
 The MDriven Book - See: [[Action names]]