Action Group
   An Action Group is the container that holds one or more VDL Actions. 
 
 
 It is triggered by vdl-event using the name of the Action Group prefixed with the actions namespace.
Action Group containing one action
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<script>
    function demo1Fn() {
        insight.getView().showInfoMessage('demo1Fn() called.');
    }
</script>
<vdl-action-group name="demo1">
    <vdl-action command="demo1Fn"></vdl-action>
</vdl-action-group>
<button class="btn-primary" vdl-event="click:actions.demo1">Demo1</button>
 
 Action Group containing two actions
In this example, the second actions is triggered after the first one returns.
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 <script>
    function demo2_1Fn() {
        return insight.getView().showInfoMessage('demo2_1Fn() called.');
    }
    function demo2_2Fn() {
        return insight.getView().showInfoMessage('demo2_2Fn() called.');
    }
    </script>
    <vdl-page>
        <vdl-header draggable="true">
            <vdl-action-group draggable="true" name="demo2">
                <vdl-action command="demo2_1Fn"></vdl-action>
                <vdl-action command="demo2_2Fn"></vdl-action>
            </vdl-action-group>
        </vdl-header>
        <vdl-section heading="ActionGroup">
            <vdl-row>
                <vdl-column size="12">
                    <vdl-button vdl-event="click:actions.demo2" label="Demo"></vdl-button>
                </vdl-column>
            </vdl-row>
        </vdl-section>
    </vdl-page>
 
 
      
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      Note If an error is thrown in the code that the VDL Action calls then no further Actions are triggered. 
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Calling Actions from a Separate Action Group
VDL Actions operate using an input value and return a result value. The result value can then be used as the input for a second VDL Action. The result of the first vdl action is passed to the next action as a third parameter val. In this example, the vdl actions in the action group are called in sequence; The return from the first action is used as an input in the second; The third vdl action returns the result.
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<script>
        function demo6_1Fn(val) {
            return 99;
        }
        function demo6_2Fn(vm, evt, val) {
            return val * 8;
        }
    </script>
    <vdl-page>
        <vdl-header draggable="true">
            <vdl-action-group draggable="true" name="demo6">
                <vdl-action command="demo6_1Fn"></vdl-action>
                <vdl-action command="demo6_2Fn"></vdl-action>
                <vdl-action command="demo1Fn"></vdl-action>
            </vdl-action-group>
        </vdl-header>
        <vdl-section heading="ActionGroup">
            <vdl-row>
                <vdl-column size="12">
                    <vdl-button vdl-event="click:actions.demo6" label="Demo"></vdl-button>
                </vdl-column>
            </vdl-row>
        </vdl-section>
    </vdl-page>
 
 
