$JQueryEvent

$JQueryEvent Event

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The $JQueryEvent can be registered for the HTMLCONTROL object or any Web GUI object. However, the PL/B event 200 ( $JQueryEvent ) is not generated unless one or more jQuery Event(s) is enabled as follows:

All Web GUI objects have a new method named 'EnableJqEvent' that can be executed to enable one or more jQuery Event(s) by name. See EnableJqEvent method for more information
For a HTMLCONTROL, an alternative technique enables a specific jQuery Event. In this case, the jQuery Event can be included in the InnerHtml method data string by specifying the HTML attribute formatted as 'data-plbevent={eventnames}' for an HTML objec
The SetAttr method of a HTMLCONTROL object can be used to change the data-plbevent attribute as shown bellow:t.

MyHtmlControl.SetAttr using "myButtonId","data-plbevent","click"

When the $JQueryEvent event is generated, the result is always returned as a string JSON object notation which is stored in ARG1.

ARG1 contains a JSON object string for the event data that includes the following:

Name	Value	More information ...
type	The text event name.	https://api.jquery.com/event.type/
id	The 'id' name of the HTML object which generated the event.
pageX	The X relative mouse position.	https://api.jquery.com/event.pageX/
pageY	The Y relative mouse position.	https://api.jquery.com/event.pageY/
MetaKey	Flag if meta key state when event occurred.	https://api.jquery.com/event.metaKey/
which	The key value or mouse button caused the event.	https://api.jquery.com/event.which/
target	The currentTarget id value that generated the event.	http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_currenttarget.asp

Example ARG1 JSON object string returned for jQuery event:

{"type":"click","id":"sizzle","pageX":390,"pageY":96,"metaKey":false,"which":1,"target":"sizzle"}