Page - Jump

"Jumps" to another page in the AutoPlay application.

You can use this action to move from one page to another.

Action ID:
Action Category:
Action List Syntax:

1
Page
Page.Jump (<<PAGENAME>>)

Settings

Jump To Page:

The name of the page to jump to. You can type the page name directly, use a custom variable that will hold the name of a page at run time, or use one of the built-in variables designed for page navigation:

%PageFirst%

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The first page in your project (the page listed at the top of the Pages tab on the Project Bar).

%PageLast%

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The last page in your project (the page listed at the bottom of the Pages tab on the Project Bar).

%PageStart%

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The page designated as the start page for your AutoPlay application. (You can designate a start page on the General tab of the Project Settings dialog.)

%PagePrevious%

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The previous page in your project (the page listed above the current page on the Pages tab of the Project Bar). On the first page, this variable will be empty ("").

%PageNext%

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The next page in your project (the page listed below the current page on the Pages tab of the Project Bar). On the last page, this variable will be empty ("").

%PageForward%

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One page "forward" in the user's browsing history (the page the user was on before they arrived at the current page, but only if they got here by going "back" with a "Page - Jump" action to the %PageBackward% page). Note that the user must go "back" before they will have anywhere to go "forward" to.

%PageBackward%

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One page "back" in the user's browsing history (the page the user was on before they arrived at the current page).

Error Codes

Value
(%LastErrorNum%)

Simple Message
(%LastErrorMsg%)

Verbose Message
(%LastErrorDetails%)

0 (OK)

 

 

1

MSG_ERR_JUMP_PAGE

MSG_ERR_JUMP_PAGE

MSG_ERR_NO_FIND_PAGE

<<PAGENAME>>

Examples

Detecting the operating system

Going back to the previous page

Verifying a password (advanced)