Open a new table or chart on clicking on "Input field" - Urgent

Hi all,
I have a form view that contains many input fields. Is it possible to open a new table or a chart if an input field is clicked? If yes then how?
Please respond.
Regards,
Aisha Ishrat
ICI Pakistan Ltd.

Hi Govindu,
Its not working without a button. I have tried with all steps. but it does not do anything on clicking on input field.
I proceed as follows:
I create a custom action "Details" on the input field. Then I draw a line from out port of form view and configure it for action "Details" and then pop up and then a new iview. In the iview, I create a chart. Then i deploy but it does not do anything in clicking the input field.
I dont want to give nay inputs or outputs for the pop up.
For new screen, should i place new iview in separate layer or what?
Have I missed anything??
Please respond.
Best Regards,
Aisha Ishrat
ICI Pakistan Ltd.

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