Not quite...<br/><br/>Alright, let's start this over.  Normally, you get three actions per turn - standard, move, and minor.  You can downgrade actions (say, take two move actions instead of a move and standard), but you can't upgrade them.  Dazed means instead of getting three actions, you only get one of them, your choice which.<br/><br/>Using an action point is a free action.  You can take as many free actions as you want, so long as you're not prevented from taking any actions at all (such as if you were stunned or unconscious).  Once you use an action point, you get another action to take.  This action can be any of the three above, so yes, you can attack and AP for another attack.<br/><br/>Once you are completely done with your turn, the very last thing you do is roll saving throws.  For each condition that a save can end, you roll a saving throw, which is basically roll 10 or higher on 1d20.<br/><br/>If you are dazed, you don't roll your save until the end of your turn.  So even if you make your saving throw, you still only get one action for that turn, since as soon as you roll saving throws your turn is immediately done.