Input Events"
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doublebox intbox combobox bandbox | doublebox intbox combobox bandbox | ||
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Denotes the content of an input component has been modified by the user. | Denotes the content of an input component has been modified by the user. | ||
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doublebox | doublebox | ||
intbox combobox bandbox | intbox combobox bandbox | ||
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Denotes that user is changing the content of an input component. Notice that the component's content (at the server) won't be changed until <tt>onChange</tt> is received. Thus, you have to invoke the <tt>getValue</tt> method in the <tt>InputEvent</tt> class to retrieve the temporary value. | Denotes that user is changing the content of an input component. Notice that the component's content (at the server) won't be changed until <tt>onChange</tt> is received. Thus, you have to invoke the <tt>getValue</tt> method in the <tt>InputEvent</tt> class to retrieve the temporary value. | ||
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| onSelection | | onSelection | ||
| textbox datebox decimalbox doublebox intbox combobox bandbox | | textbox datebox decimalbox doublebox intbox combobox bandbox | ||
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Denotes that user is selecting a portion of the text of an input component. You can retrieve the start and end position of the selected text by using the <tt>getStart</tt> and <tt>getEnd</tt> methods. | Denotes that user is selecting a portion of the text of an input component. You can retrieve the start and end position of the selected text by using the <tt>getStart</tt> and <tt>getEnd</tt> methods. | ||
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button toolbarbutton checkbox | button toolbarbutton checkbox | ||
radio | radio | ||
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Denotes a component obtained focus. | Denotes a component obtained focus. | ||
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button toolbarbutton checkbox | button toolbarbutton checkbox | ||
radio | radio | ||
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Denotes a component lost focus. | Denotes a component lost focus. |
Revision as of 01:52, 15 July 2010
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onChange | textbox datebox decimalbox
doublebox intbox combobox bandbox |
Event: InputEvent
Denotes the content of an input component has been modified by the user. |
onChanging | textbox datebox decimalbox
doublebox intbox combobox bandbox |
Event: InputEvent
Denotes that user is changing the content of an input component. Notice that the component's content (at the server) won't be changed until onChange is received. Thus, you have to invoke the getValue method in the InputEvent class to retrieve the temporary value. |
onSelection | textbox datebox decimalbox doublebox intbox combobox bandbox | Event: SelectionEvent
Denotes that user is selecting a portion of the text of an input component. You can retrieve the start and end position of the selected text by using the getStart and getEnd methods. |
onFocus | textbox datebox decimalbox doublebox intbox combobox bandbox
button toolbarbutton checkbox radio |
Event: Event
Denotes a component obtained focus. Please note that event listeners execute at the server, so the focus at the client might have changed when the event listener for onFocus is called. |
onBlur | textbox datebox decimalbox doublebox intbox combobox bandbox
button toolbarbutton checkbox radio |
Event: Event
Denotes a component lost focus. Please note that event listeners execute at the server, so the focus at the client might have changed when the event listener for onBlur is called. |