Events
This section describes events fired by this widget.
change
Fires when a change within the widget's input element is committed by an end user.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused action execution.
Instead, you can use the onChange option to handle the event.
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copy
Fires after the widget's input has been copied.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused action execution.
Instead, you can use the onCopy option to handle the event.
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cut
Fires after the Cut DOM event has fired.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused action execution.
Instead, you can use the onCut option to handle the event.
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disposing
Fires when the widget is being removed.
Instead, you can use the onDisposing option to handle the event.
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enterKey
Fires after the Enter key has been pressed within the widget's input element.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused action execution.
Instead, you can use the onEnterKey option to handle the event.
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focusIn
Fires after the widget's input has been focused.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused action execution.
Use the on() method to attach a handler for the focusIn event.
To unsubscribe from this event, use the off() method.
Note that you can handle the focusIn event within the widget's configuration object by assigning your handler to the onFocusIn option.
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focusOut
Fires after the widget's input element has lost focus.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused action execution.
Instead, you can use the onFocusOut option to handle the event.
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initialized
Raised only once, after the widget is initialized.
input
Fires when a value within the widget's input element is changed by an end user.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused the action execution.
Instead, you can use the onInput option to handle the event.
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keyDown
Fires when a key is pressed down within the widget's input element.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused the action execution.
Instead, you can use the onKeyDown option to handle the event.
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keyPress
Fires when the keypress DOM event has been raised for the current input element.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused the action execution.
Instead, you can use the onKeyPress option to handle the event.
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keyUp
Fires when a key is released within the widget's input element.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused the action execution.
Instead, you can use the onKeyUp option to handle the event.
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optionChanged
Fires after an option of the component is changed.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
Specifies the name of the option whose value is changed.
Specifies a full name of the option whose value is changed. The full name is formed by concatenating the names of the options that are presented in the hierarchy of the given option. The names are delimited by commas.
Specifies a new value for the option.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Instead, you can use the onOptionChanged option to handle the event.
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paste
Fires after the widget's input has been pasted.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused the action execution.
Instead, you can use the onPaste option to handle the event.
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valueChanged
Fires when the editor value changes.
Provides function parameters.
Provides access to the widget instance.
An HTML element of the widget.
Provides access to the data that is available for binding against the element. Available only in the Knockout approach.
Returns the widget's new value.
Returns the widget's previous value.
Specifies the jQuery event that caused the action execution.
Instead, you can use the onValueChanged option to handle the event.