Adjust Breadcrumbs and Branches based on calling page

I am somewhat new to APEX and I believe I know the answer. However, I would like confirmation before publishing my design. So, if someone can confirm or suggest a better solution to the below, I would appreciate it. Thanks,
I have a form that I want to call from multiple places. I then want the breadcrumbs and branches on this form to return the correct place. To handle this, do I need to setup conditional breadcrumbs and branches or is there a better way to handle?
Thanks again.

Please,
I need a help to show the column blob in a separete window
a have this report:
select
"REG_ID",
"NOME_RELATORIO",
"DESCR_RELATORIO",
"TIPO",
dbms_lob.getlength("LOCALIZACAO") "LOCALIZACAO",
"DATA_CR",
"FILENAME",
"AREA"
from "REL_TRANSPARENCIA"
where area='Despesa Realizada por Credor'
thanks.

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1. No, they are not "all redundant" nor is any
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4. Please read the User's Guide.
I did. Lets take them 1 by one
a. On submit, before computation: The docs say this is to be used for a Cancel button. But wouldnt a javascript:document.form.reset() do the same thing?A Cancel button that submits the page does just that, it submits the page, allowing session state to be saved and any logic on the page to be performed before the correct branch is taken. You ask whether that javascript would do the same thing. The same thing as what, the Cancel button? No!
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I guess I am having difficulty understanding the concept of a "branch point". As you said elsewhere, a branch doesnt contain any logic, it doesnt call anything, it just branches to some page/url.Where did I say that?
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where features seemed useless, they were dropped/deprecated. The tool you see today has been evolving for years. I think it's unreasonable to expect to be able to
appreciate the value of every single feature until you've been using HTML DB for a couple of years.
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user9130472 wrote:
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