Two actions in with same action link in mvc 3 - asp.net-mvc-3

i have one problem. In my project i have one NEXT button. I when i click the next button i need to save all the records of page and also go to the next page at the same instance. Similar in next page also same process repeated. I have used single view and used the pagination.
I am little bit confused how to proceed. I have different Action result for Save and Next page.
SO any good way to move forward

Since you have 2 action method which is save and next, why dont you call the Save action when the "NEXT" button is clicked, and then in your save action, just return the call to the Next action?
Hope I understand you right :)

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Oracle apex value of item is not up-to-date in button link builder when using redirect to another page

I have a value of a field on page 1 that I need to pass to page 2 (modal dialog).
The field is changed on page 1. and I can see it's got updated on the page and when I print its value in debug messages.
When I'm clicking the button, with the action "Redirect to Page in application", the value on page 2 is the initial value of the field, and not the updated one, is this a bug?
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That is not how a link works. What you are seeing is not a bug, it is expected behaviour. The link is rendered when the page is rendered and will have the item values at render time and a calculated checksum (depends on settings) based on those values. It will not pick up any changes.
The "traditional" way to do this is the following. Assumptions: Need to navigate from page 1 to page 2 and set P2_ITEM on page 2 to value of P1_ITEM on page 1.
Create button (let's say button name is MYBUTTON) of type "Submit Page"
Under "Processing", create a branch to page 2.
For "Page or URL" pick page 2 and set P2_ITEM to value P1_ITEM.
For "Process point" pick "After Submit"
Under "Server Side Condition", select "MYBUTTON" under "When Button Pressed".
Since this is a branch your page has been submitted and all the changes you made to P1_ITEM will be picked up. The fact that page 2 is modal does not affect this, APEX will take care of that for you.
As an alternative to Koen Lostries excellent explanation, in some cases it is also possible to have the target page load the item from the source page.
Ensure that the item is being pushed to the session, for example by using a dynamic action with the items to submit option, but do nothing else in this dynamic action.
Then, when page 2 opens, simply add a pre-header-process, that makes something like :P2_ITEM := :P1_ITEM;
In my experience this approach is easier than doing a redirect in a dynamic action, as there is no declarative option for that and you often need hand-written javascript to do that.

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2 days of reading every posting i could get my hands on with no luck. Here is what I am trying to do:
I have a standard split view controller that loads a new view controller on the Right for each item you choose on the Left. Standard easy stuff. Now the "impossible part". I have added a big button in the middle of each detail view controller. I want to click the button and have it automatically advance to the next view (simulating someone actually clicking the next item in the root view in the left).
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I'd pay fifty bucks for working sample code "not much I know".
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