You can not directly run an action from the drop down. But you can use guard conditions which lead to each specific popup and then according to what was chosen in the dropdown the specific popup will be run, this way you will only have one button.
Dynamic actions can be used to trigger actions when specific criteria is met. This can be used as a type of validation, checking if a specific field has been filled, to check if a user has permission to do a certain action. I have used it an it works in a simple model. I created a dynamic action using the following formula IF(@NUM1>1,'END','STORE') and then if the number was greater than 1 the application was stopped using an end point or data was stored using the STORE event and a datastore. You will get an error that the END and STORE events are declared but can not be raised, this will not cause a problem when you run the model.
I have tried to create an 'onchange-like' event on an input field in VC. The dynamic action formula was the following: if(@str == '','NOTVALID','VALID'). I created a signal out with event NOTVALID, and an other one with VALID event.
As a result no action was invoked.
Should this explicit onchange work like this, or am I totally wrong about this?
I thing in your command is missing the CMD to specify the customer action. The right Syntax should be
if(@str == ' ', "CMD(NOTVALID), "CMD(VALID)"). You have to reproduce the action code you want to put with the dynamic action and all customer actions are like CMD(event).
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