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Revision as of 11:07, 7 January 2022
OpenEvent
Employment/Purpose
Represents an event cause by user's openning or closing something at the client.
Note: it is a bit confusing but Events.ON_CLOSE is sent when user clicks a close button. It is a request to ask the server to close a window, a tab or others. If the server ignores the event, nothing will happen at the client. By default, the component is detached when receiving this event.
On the other hand, Events.ON_OPEN (with OpenEvent) is a notification. It is sent to notify the server that the client has opened or closed something. And, the server can not prevent the client from opening or closing.
Example
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Supported Children
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