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5.
On the Page Edit page, right-click the new button that you added and
select Create Dynamic Action, as shown in Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5. Create Dynamic Action context option
6.
In the Name field, enter Test. Click the Next button to continue.
7.
On the When page, ensure that the Event field is set to Click. Leave the rest
of the default options, and click the Next button.
Note that the Condition option is not a “standard” APEX condition.
Standard APEX conditions are executed while the page is being generated,
which determine if the object should be rendered on the page. Dynamic
action conditions are runtime conditions that will be evaluated in the
browser when a browser event is triggered (in this case, the button being
clicked). It will be evaluated each time the dynamic action is triggered.
