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Work with events
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In short, the events of a XPage with two custom controls (controlA and controlB) are executed in the following order:

events executed once



  • Xpage -> beforePageLoad


  • controlA -> beforePageLoad


  • controlA -> afterPageLoad


  • controlB -> beforePageLoad


  • controlB -> afterPageLoad


  • Xpage -> afterPageLoad


events executed on a full or partial refresh



  • Xpage -> afterRestoreView


  • controlA -> afterRestoreView


  • controlB -> afterRestoreView


events executed sometimes on a full or partial refresh



  • Xpage -> beforeRenderResponse


  • controlA -> beforeRenderResponse


  • controlB -> beforeRenderResponse


  • Xpage -> afterRenderResponse


  • controlA -> afterRenderResponse


  • controlB -> afterRenderResponse


tipps


Place code to execute once when the page is initially loaded to PageLoad.
Place code to execute on every refresh to afterRestoreView.
Note that the afterPageLoad event of the XPage is executed AFTER all component's afterPageLoad events.

Taken from Peter Presnell - thanks!

using event object


In the event handler, you can use the following:

this.getParent().getValue() returns the value of the event's component.
this.getParent() returns the event's component.
this returns the event handler object.
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