Which two statements are true about creating and using dynamic actions?

Dynamic actions provide a framework for defining client-side interactivity without manually writing JavaScript. A key feature is the ability to define a "Client-Side Condition," which determines if the action should execute. If the condition evaluates to true, the defined "True Action(s)" will fire. Furthermore, dynamic actions offer a declarative way to execute custom JavaScript code through the "Execute JavaScript Code" action type, allowing developers to implement complex logic when built-in actions are insufficient.

A. You can define multiple true (and false) actions for a single dynamic action event, allowing for a sequence of operations.
D. If no client-side condition is specified, the dynamic action's true actions will fire every time the triggering event occurs.

1. Oracle Application Express App Builder User's Guide, 21.2. "Managing Dynamic Actions". The documentation explains, "A dynamic action is composed of an event, an optional condition, and a sequence of actions that are to be performed when the condition is met."

2. Oracle Application Express App Builder User's Guide, 21.2. "Managing Dynamic Actions". In the section "About Dynamic Action Events, Conditions, and Actions," it lists "Execute JavaScript Code" as a standard action type, confirming that JavaScript can be executed.