Add a Navigate To Page Action

You use this action to navigate to a page in the current application, and if necessary, to pass parameters to the page. To navigate away from the current application, use the Open URL action.

To use a Navigate To Page action:

1. Add the action in one of three ways, depending on your preference and where you want it added:
   • Drag the action from the Actions palette onto the canvas, dropping the action either at the bottom edge of the action it is to follow, or at the top edge of the action it is to precede.
   • Double-click the action in the Actions palette to add it to an empty canvas or to the end of an action chain.
   • On the canvas, select the action you want the new action to follow, then double-click the new action in the Actions palette.

   
   

   
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2. For the Page property, select a page or click the Create link to create a new page to navigate to.
3. If the selected page has input parameters, enter them for the Input Parameters property that appears after selecting the page.
   
   
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4. For Browser History, select either push (default), skip, or replace to define the effect on browser history. This value is used only if the resource is used in the same window. If you choose skip, the URL is not modified. If you choose replace, the current browser history entry is replaced instead of pushed, meaning that the back button will not go back to that page.

If a value is returned by the page, it is assigned to the auto-generated variable shown by the Store Result In property.

For API information about this action, see Navigate To Page in the Oracle Visual Builder Page Model Reference.