Triggering your Salesforce actions from a page break

Last updated Jun 15 2018

The page break trigger is a new option to run your Salesforce actions, and it works in multi page forms.
Up till now you could have your “Get” and “Push” actions either triggered on load (when the form opened), on submit (when the form was sent) or when a custom Salesforce Action button was pressed.

This new option makes the page break buttons act as triggers.
It can help make the overall flow of the form faster. What’s special about the multi page form is that loading all the pages data in one go is not a necessity because the user can only view one page at a time anyway, so if you break down your SF actions per page you can cut your loading time short.

In order to use this option, all you have to do is:
-  Select the page break element in a specific page,  and attach the sf actions to this page by setting your integration lines as - and making them work via custom button (which in our case means the page break buttons).
- Define when the trigger will work:
- If it will work only the first time you reach the page (this is the default trigger)
- If it will work only if you arrive at the page from a Next button
- If it will work only if you arrive at the page from a Back button
- If it will work every time you reach the page.

When you add a page break to your form the default trigger state in all the form pages is “Load first time”. But this can be changed to one of the other options listed above.




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