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# Navigation actions
## Current page title
To get current page title:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Open Argument panel
4. Select Property from Type list
5. Select Project from Object list
6. Select Property > Project > current page title from Property list
## Current page number
To get current page number:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Open Argument panel
4. Select Property from Type list
5. Select Project from Object list
6. Select Property > Project > current page number from Property list
## Previous page title
To get previous page title:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Open Argument panel
4. Select Property from Type list
5. Select Project from Object list
6. Select Property > Project > previous page title from Property list
## Previous page number
To get previous page number:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Open Argument panel
4. Select Property from Type list
5. Select Project from Object list
6. Select Property > Project > previous page number from Property list
## Count pages
To get pages count:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Open Argument panel
4. Select Property from Type list
5. Select Project from Object list
6. Select Property > Project > count pages from Property list
## Go to specific page
To go to specific page:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Double click Target cell and select Project
4. Double click Action cell and select Actions > Go to page
5. Open Argument panel
6. Select required page from Value list
## Go to specific page number
To go to specific page number:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Double click Target cell and select Project
4. Double click Action cell and select Actions > Go to page number
5. Open Argument panel
6. Select Const from Type list
7. Enter page number in Value field
## Go to next page
To go to next:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Double click Target cell and select Project
4. Double click Action cell and select Actions > Next
## Go to previous page
To go to prev:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Double click Target cell and select Project
4. Double click Action cell and select Actions > Prev
## Enter page event
To run action on page enter:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Double click Source cell and select Project
4. Double click Event cell and select Enter page
## Leave page event
To run action on page leave:
1. Open Actions Editor
2. Select required action or add new
3. Double click Source cell and select Project
4. Double click Event cell and select Leave page
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