List of predefined actions

Important: The predefined actions described in these tables are created depending on the usage context described in the Context descriptions notes.

Table 1. Automatic actions (automatically created by dialogs)
Action Name	Description	ON ACTION block is required	Context
`accept`	Validates the current interactive instruction	can overwrite	(1)
`cancel`	Cancels the current interactive instruction	can overwrite	(1)
`close`	Triggers a cancel key in the current interactive instruction (by default)	can overwrite	(7)
`insert`	Inserts a new row before current row	can overwrite	(2)
`append`	Appends a new row at the end of the list	can overwrite	(2)
`delete`	Deletes the current row	can overwrite	(2)
`find`	Opens the fglfind dialog window to let the user enter a search value, and seeks to the row matching the value	can overwrite	(4)
`findnext`	Seeks the next row matching the value entered during the fglfind dialog	can overwrite	(4)
`nextrow`	Moves to the next row	can overwrite	(4)
`prevrow`	Moves to the previous row	can overwrite	(4)
`firstrow`	Moves to the first row	can overwrite	(4)
`lastrow`	Moves to the last row	can overwrite	(4)
`help`	Shows the help topic defined by the `HELP` clause	can overwrite	(1)
`editcopy`	Copy selected rows (or current row if MRS is off) to the clipboard	can overwrite	(8)
`expandall`	A tree node is completly expanded	can overwrite	(8)
`collapseall`	A tree node is completly collapsed	can overwrite	(8)

Table 2. Special actions (special behavior)
Special Action Name	Description	ON ACTION block is required	Context
`browser_back`	Sent when the user hits the back button in a web browser (web front-end only).	yes	(6)
`browser_forward`	Sent when the user hits the forward button in a web browser (web front-end only).	yes	(6)
`dialogtouched`	Sent by the front end each time the user modifies the value of a field. For more details, see Immediate detection of user changes.	yes	(7)
`enterbackground`	On Mobile devices, this action is fired when the app goes to background mode.	yes	(6)
`enterforeground`	On Mobile devices, this action is fired when the app goes to foreground mode. For background and foreground action see Background/foreground modes	yes	(6)
`interrupt`	Sends an interruption request to the program when processing. For more details, see User interruption handling.	no	(5)
`windowresized`	On Mobile devices, this action is sent when changing the orientation of the device. On other front-ends, it is sent when the current active window is resized. For more details, see Adapting to viewport changes.	yes	(6)
`notificationpushed`	On Mobile devices, this action is fired when receiving a push notification message. See getRemoteNotifications	yes	(6)

Context descriptions