Declarative actions glossary
Refer to this glossary for definitions to terminology associated with declarative actions.
| Action field | Description | Action model field appears |
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| Action label | The default label that appears on the button at runtime. Required |
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| Action name | A unique identifier of the action that populates automatically based on the action label used to avoid duplication at runtime. |
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| Active | Setting that determines whether an action appears. Default: true Required |
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| Application | Defaults to your current application scope. Application scope that the action is tied to. Required |
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| Implemented as | Determines whether the action is a server script, client script, or UXF client action. Required |
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| Specify client action | Applicable when theImplemented as field is set to UXF client action. The field contains a payload to dispatch the internal event when the action is triggered and enables
client action selection. Required |
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| Table | An action appears only on the table that it's applied to. If set to Global, the action appears regardless of the table. Required |
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| View | An action appears only on the forms or lists with the specified view. If left empty, the action appears regardless of view. |
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| Enable for all configurable experiences | Determines if an action should appear in all experiences or only in specified experiences. If true, the action appears in any applicable form regardless of experience. Default: false |
Form |
| Experience restricted | Determines if an action should appear in all experiences or only in specified experiences. If true, the action only appears in specified experiences. Default: false |
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| Tooltip | Text that appears when you move to the actions' tooltip icon. |
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| Description | Details of the action. |
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| Client script | Applicable when the Implemented as field is set to client script. Executes client-side scripts that join form or list functions. |
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| Server script | Applicable when the Implemented as field is set to server script. Executes server-side scripts such as creating, deleting, or reassigning a record. |
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