How can you trigger more than 1 advanced action?

Question

I wonder if someone can answer a very quick question for me that I'm struggling with at the moment
I have 6 stacks of 16 images. I have the user select the name of the image they want to show in each stack, and then I have an advanced action that runs to show only the image they have selected. Currently I have 6 actions, one for each stack of images.
What I need to do is to run all 6 advanced actions as the user enters a page so they only see the 6 images they have selected on the previous slide. My problem is that I can only seem to run one advanced action upon slide entry (or from a button or anything else). Is there a way to combine advanced actions, or to run more than one action from a single command? Or does this require a different approach?
Thanks in advance for your help.
James

Answer 1

Thanks Lilybiri and RonWard,
I guess I could have been clearer in my question.
I'm using Cp5 and to give you an idea of what I'm doing I've pasted an image of the slide I'm playing with below.
Each image you see here is actually a stack of 16 images that are hidden on slide enter. There is a combo box under each stack that allows the user to choose the name of the image they want to use, and the button triggers an advanced action that shows the image that has been selected.
Ultimately what I intend to do is to move the combo boxes to the previous slide, and on slide enter only the 6 six selected images will be shown. I'm then going to use a drag and drop widget to create a question about of all of this. The teacher will select which 6 images are relevant to their students, enter some information (definitions, quotes etc) that are related to each image, and the students will have to drag them to the correct image / icon.
So... I've created 6 advanced actions, one for each stack of images. (I suspect that was my mistake).
I've attached an image of the action. For each Action there are 16 parts to it. One for each image. You can see here that the action is fairly simple. It just checks the variable that comes form the combo box, and if it has been selected, then it shows the appropriate image. If not it just moves onto the next part of the action which checks for the next image being selected.
There is one action for each stack of images - so 6 actions. If there was a way to combine them it would be very helpful - but I'm suspecting that's not possible. Alternatively if there was a way to trigger all of them together that would work - but again I don't think that's possible. So what are my options.
Finally, and here's the biggy that I don't think can be done. As I eluded to above. The idea here is that a teacher will set this up and a student will then complete the activity. Is there anyway for the teacher, without Captivate, to select these images and enter some other variables, and have that information propagated across a network so many students can use the project with the variables the teacher enters just once?
Thanks heaps for your help. This forum is great. I'll spend some time reading the blogs mentioned also. I'm so thrilled that Captivate is finally letting me do some of the elearning things I've wanted to do for years. I'm a teacher by training and now consulting and building resources for schools.
Thanks again
James