Adding action sets to a layout
Define how your users interact with a layout by creating an action set that links a user behavior to an action in the UI.
For example, your shopping application might include a shopping cart icon control that is paired with a currency control that indicates the price of the items in the cart. When you click on either control, the application opens the shopping cart section ShoppingCart. Because both controls have a common purpose, you can simplify the design by applying the action to the layout that holds the controls.
In Dev Studio, search for and open an existing Section form.
If the section is based on a template, in the header of the section editor, click convert to full section editor, and then confirm the conversion.
In the header of the layout to which you want to add an action, click the View properties icon.
In the Layout properties window, on the Actions tab, define the action set:
Click Create an action set.
In the action set table, click Add an event, and then select the user behavior that triggers the action set.
In the action set table, click Add an action, and then select the action that the user triggers when interacting with the control.
If the action that you select requires additional configuration, complete the configuration form.
To add more action sets, repeat 4.b through 4.d for every additional action set.
Click Submit.
On the section form, click Save.
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