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Understanding record navigation
Record navigation refers to links on a page that let the visitor move to other pages showing related records. For example, an order form page may show several records, each with a link to show details of that record. Each detail page may have links to move to the next and previous record.
For content sources that select a set of records, GoLive provides objects that provide navigation functionality. These are link actions that you set for a link in the Dynamic Bindings palette. There are also objects in the Dynamic Objects set of the Objects palette for commonly used types of link actions. You still need to fill in the parameters of these objects in the Dynamic Bindings palette.
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