
In Part 1 we looked at Overrides, the eager model that runs checks on every node at page load. They’re great for simple, static rules and bulk actions, but heavy logic can hurt performance. Actions take the opposite, lazy-loading approach, running only when a user opens a node’s context menu. Let's explore how Actions work, when to use them, and their trade-offs.

Implementing custom commands in Module Suite is not just about the logic — placement inside the Content Script Volume defines visibility and behaviour. Two mechanisms control this: Overrides and Actions. Overrides use an eager-execution model, ideal for static conditions and bulk actions, while actions are lazy-loaded, designed for dynamic, resource-intensive checks. Choosing the right approach ensures both performance and usability. This two-part series starts with Overrides, followed by Actions.

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OpenText standard APIs provide a solid foundation for system integration. Module Suite APIs complement them by simplifying complex logic, improving resilience, and reducing maintenance. Together, they enable faster projects, smoother migrations, and lower total cost of ownership. Learn how combining both approaches delivers more effective, future-proof integrations.
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