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This action refreshes the context for all the dependent views. For example, if you

change the context on view A, then the data in view B is updated, and the data in view C

is updated. By default, the context is initialized the first time a page or view is

displayed. You may want to re-initialize context when more than two views are

dependent on each other. If view A is not set to re-initialize its context, then view B

updates, but view C does not change.

There is a Preserve current timestamp option, which if enabled allows an update to the

page without changing the timestamp. This can improve response because fewer

components need to be re-rendered.

Note A view whose context is marked as optional cannot be added to a container that has the

same input, otherwise if a flow of type Update is triggered in this component, the context is

retrieved from its container. The view’s context entry won't replace the one in the container.

Next Page sets specific target pages. Select the target from a tree of pages. The tree is

filtered to only include non-deprecated pages, and dashboards (that have their required

context inputs (if any) satisfied by the definition being edited). The purpose of the target

page must be page or dashboard. This means that the type and the list property of the

inputs must be satisfied. A target page must have its public attribute set unless it is in the

same module hierarchy as the page that references it.

Popup

The tree of target views is filtered to only include non-deprecated views that have their

required context inputs (if any) satisfied by the definition being edited. This means that

the type and the list property of the inputs must be satisfied. Also, the list of options is

filtered to match views whose purpose includes pagelet, summary, menu and dialog. A

target page must have its public attribute set unless it is in the same module hierarchy as

the page that references it.

A Popup has two different behaviors:

• Dwell – If the popup is associated with a dwell action then it shows the target

view in a transitory read-only window. This disappears when the user clicks the

mouse anywhere.

• Dialog – If the action is not a dwell then the target view is created in a popup

dialog which the user can interact with, move about, and dismiss. This new popup

view is part of the page and disappears along with the rest of the current page if

you traverse to a different page.

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