Event Action Mapping

Notifications

Notifications provide visual feedback to the user about whether an action succeeded or failed. You configure success notifications and failure notifications separately - each can use a different notification type, or none at all. If you do not configure a failure notification, failed actions fail silently without any feedback to the user.

None

No notification is shown. This is the default for both success and failure.

System Alert

Displays a browser alert dialog with a status message. The message includes the HTTP status code and the server’s response message if available:

✅ Operation successful (200)

❌ Operation failed (422: Unable to commit transaction)

Inline Text Message

Displays the status message on the page, directly after the element that triggered the action. You can configure the display duration in milliseconds, after which the message disappears automatically.

For validation errors, the specific error messages are included:

❌ Operation failed (422: Unable to commit transaction, validation failed)
test must not be empty

Additionally, the input element for each invalid property receives a red border and a data-error attribute containing the error type. On success, these error indicators are cleared automatically.

Custom Dialog Element Defined by CSS Selector

Shows an element selected by a CSS selector by removing its hidden class. The element is hidden again after 5 seconds. You need to define the hidden class in your CSS, for example with display: none.

You can specify multiple selectors separated by commas - each selector is processed separately. Note that for each selector, only the first matching element is shown. If you use a class selector like .my-dialog and multiple elements have this class, only the first one will be displayed.

This option does not have access to the result data - it simply shows and hides the element. Result placeholders like {result.id} are not available in the selector.

Custom Dialog Element Defined by Linked Element

Same as above, but instead of entering a CSS selector, you drag and drop an element from the page tree onto the drop target that appears when this option is selected.

Raise a Custom Event

Dispatches a custom DOM event that you can handle with JavaScript. You specify the event name in an input field. See the section “Custom Events” under Custom JavaScript Integration for details.

Notifications Display Fixed Messages

The built-in notification types (system alert, inline text message, custom dialog) display fixed messages and cannot include data from the action result. If you need to show result data in a notification - for example, displaying the name of a newly created object - use “Raise a Custom Event” and handle the display logic in JavaScript.

In contrast, follow-up actions support result placeholders like {result.id}. See the section “Accessing Result Properties” for details.

Event Action Mapping

Notifications

Notifications that can be executed after an action was executed.

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