You decide how you want the user to get to new information. Here are some guidelines for choosing navigation features:
If they want to look closely at a single data point and see a single record, consider adding a scene level of detail that displays a simple form of that record.
Consider asking the user to make a choice using a RadioGroup control. The choice activates an event action that takes the user to a new layout or sets a new parameter that changes how the scene appears.
Consider adding a level of detail to the data template so that the query can reveal general information in one level and focused or specific information in another.
Consider using wormholes to show the contents of other scenes and to provide a way to jump to those other scenes.
Consider setting a scene parameter using an event action. The click or other user interaction is the event, and setting the scene parameter is the action. In this case, you might specify a query parameter (such as customer type) as the scene parameter.
These guidelines are not exhaustive, but they give you a sense of the types of navigation features available and how to decide which you want to use and where in your world.
For a full description of QMF Visionary navigation features, see Creating navigation.