Supported Events and Target Elements
February 15,1999
Every event is not necessarily supported by every element; in
fact, the differences between Navigator and Internet Explorer are
rather significant. Navigator is the limiting factor here as it
supports only a limited number of events on a limited number of
elements. The table below is an ambitious attempt to summarize the
events and target elements support in one or both browsers.
Information listed in blue applies only to
Netscape, information listed in red applies
only to Microsoft, and information in black applies to both.
A number of the Explorer events support a large number of target
elements -- in these cases a link is provided which will take you to
the fully detailed Microsoft reference page.
Table 1. Comprehensive Summary of
Supported Events and Target Elements (Navigator 4.0 and Internet
Explorer 4.0)
|
Event |
Target Element |
Cause |
|
Abort
NS, IE |
image |
User aborts the loading of an image by clicking a link or
the Stop button. |
|
AfterUpdate
IE |
bdo, htmlarea, text, rb, rt, ruby,
textarea |
When an element which is bound to data
(i.e. data binding) has been updated; that is, received new
data from the dataset. |
|
BeforeUnload
IE |
frameset, window |
User takes action to exit page; this event
triggers just prior to actual exit of page and just prior to
the Unload event. |
|
BeforeUpdate
IE |
bdo, htmlarea, text, rb, rt, ruby,
textarea |
When an element which is bound to data
(i.e. data binding) is about to updated; that is, receive new
data from the dataset, but has not yet done
so. |
|
Blur
NS, IE |
window, frame, all form elements ... more for IE4.
|
User removes input focus from window, frame, or form.
|
|
Bounce
IE |
marquee |
When the behavior property of the marquee
object is set to "alternate" and the scrolling content of the
marquee reaches one side. |
|
Click
NS, IE |
button, radio button, checkbox, submit button, reset
button, link ... more for IE4.
|
User clicks (left) mouse button. |
|
Change
NS, IE |
text field, textarea, select list ... more for IE4.
|
User changes value of field. |
|
DataAvailable
IE |
applet, object, xml |
As data is transmitted from a source object
this event periodically triggers. Each trigger signals that
new data has arrived from the source. |
|
DataSetChanged
IE |
applet, object, xml |
The dataset reflected via its source object
has changed such as when the dataset initially becomes
available or the object is altered to reflect a new dataset.
|
|
DataSetComplete
IE |
applet, object, xml |
The dataset bound to a source object has
completed transfer, either successfully or unsuccessfully.
|
|
DblClick
NS, IE |
document, area, link ... more for
IE4. |
User double-clicks (left) mouse button; in Navigator, not
supported on Mac. |
|
DragDrop
NS |
window |
User drags and drops a file from the
operating system onto the browser window. |
|
Error
NS, IE |
image, window link, object, script,
style |
Attempt to load a document or image causes an error.
|
|
ErrorUpdate
IE |
bdo, htmlarea, text, rb, rt, ruby,
textarea |
When an element which is bound to data is
updating but cancels in mid-stream due to an error this event
triggers, rather than AfterUpdate. |
|
FilterChange
IE |
... many... |
When a visual filter applied to the target
element has completed. |
|
Focus
NS, IE |
window, frame, all form elements ... more for IE4.
|
User brings input focus to window, frame, or form.
|
|
Help
IE |
... many.... |
User hits the F1 key from within the
browser window. |
|
KeyDown
NS, IE |
document, image, link, textarea ... more for
IE4. |
User initially depresses a key on the keyboard. |
|
KeyPress
NS, IE |
document, image, link, textarea ... more for
IE4. |
User continues to keep key depressed; event fires
repeatedly while key remains depressed. |
|
KeyUp
NS, IE |
document, image, link, textarea ... more for
IE4. |
User releases depressed key. |
|
Load
NS, IE |
document applet, embed, frameset, img, link, object, script,
style, window |
Page completes loading into the browser. |
|
MouseDown
NS, IE |
button, document, link ... more for
IE4. |
User initially depresses (either) mouse button; event
occurs prior to a MouseClick which requires button to be
released. |
|
MouseMove
NS, IE |
window or document, only during event
capturing. ...
more for
IE4. |
In Explorer, fires when user moves mouse
while over a target element; In Navigator, only fires when
event is captured (see Event Capturing section). |
|
MouseOut
NS, IE |
area, layer, link ... more for IE4.
|
User moves mouse pointer off a target element. |
|
MouseOver
NS, IE |
area, layer, link ... more for IE4.
|
User moves mouse pointer over a target element. |
|
MouseUp
NS, IE |
button, document, link ... more for
IE4. |
User releases depressed (either) mouse button; event occurs
prior to a MouseClick. |
|
Move
NS |
window, frame |
User moves the window or frame to a new
place on the screen. |
|
ReadyStateChange
IE |
applet, bdo, document, embed, fieldset,
img, link, object, script, xml |
Each of the target elements contains a
readystate variable which reflects information about the
current state of that object. This event triggers when this
state changes. |
|
Reset
NS, IE |
form |
User resets a form. |
|
Resize
NS, IE |
window, frame ...
more for
IE4. |
User resizes the window or frame; in Explorer, event also
fires when a target element's size is about to change, such as
due to page re-layout. |
|
RowEnter
IE |
applet, object, xml |
When an element which is bound to data and
is also a data provider experiences a change in a row of data
values, indicating that new data is available on this
row. |
|
RowExit
IE |
applet, object, xml |
When an element which is bound to data and
is also a data provider changes the current row of data being
accessed; triggers prior to the row change itself.
|
|
Scroll
IE |
applet, bdo, body, div, embed, htmlarea,
map, marquee, object, select, table, textarea |
User moves the scrollbar within the target
element. |
|
Select
NS, IE |
text, textarea htmlarea |
User selects, or highlights, data in a form input field.
|
|
SelectStart
IE |
...many.... |
User begins to make a highlighted selection
in the target element. Triggers before the Select
event. |
|
Start
IE |
marquee |
When the scrolling marquee element begins
its next loop after its initial scroll. |
|
Submit
NS, IE |
form |
User submits a form. |
|
Unload
NS, IE |
document frameset, image, window |
User exits the page either by clicking a hyperlink or
navigating elsewhere. |
Defining
Event Handlers: Variations Events
in JavaScript: An Inside Look Properties
of the Event Object
|


If you installed the profile, DOTT can now be accessed from this device.
You can close this page and look for this icon to open the application.
If you are not using Safari right now, the app was not installed. Please go to Safari to install the app!


For the Master
The ghoul drains the life from an opponent and transfers it to their master.
^a${value} Second(s) Recharge
7
${value} Health Restored
200 275 350 425 500 575 650 725 800 875 950 1,025
MaxLevel
8
UltimateLevel
12


?êaŽW
yo/^
BOTANICAL
VG
ARDE
liY^fVux
^
Det.-rev.
Nt
Thiv
(B)2001
(t)
loeJ
HERBARIUM
T.
G.
YUNCKER
DæPAUW
UNIV.
HERBARIUM.
5720/
Fragments
of
this
specimen
have
been
removed
for
anatomical
studies
PLANTS
OF
JAMAICA
Parish:
St.
Andrew
Date:
October
10f
1957
Bot.
Name:
Leianthus
longifolius
Gr.
Vern.
Name;
Jamaican
Fuchsia.
Slender
stemmed,
sub-shrubby
plant
with
yellow
flowers.
On
rocky
slope
along
road
to
Newcastle.
Alt.
c.
2500
ft.
F.
Stauffer
&
M.
Thiv,
2003
Institute
of
Systematic
Botany
University
of
Zurich
Pres
rium
Collector:
T.
G.
YUNCKER
No.
17
>010
TRUMAN
G.
YUNCKER
HERBARIUM
0F
BEPAUW
UNIVERSITY
(DPU)
PURCHASED
BY
NY
IN
1987
Mi
6
7
8
9
10
The
New
York
copyright
reserved
Botanical
Garden
1624678
Legend -
Level of confidence that token is an accurately-transcribed word
extremely low
very low
low
undetermined
medium
high
very high


Find Your Ghanian Name
Today you are going to discover your true Ghanian name. Aren't you excited 😃
Please fill out the following form correctly, to reveal which Ghanian name you possess 💫
Today you are going to discover your true Ghanian name. Aren't you excited 😃
Please fill out the following form correctly, to reveal which Ghanian name you possess 💫


ESTNotificationTransporter Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | ESTNotificationTransporter.h |
Tasks
-
+ sharedTransporter
-
– saveNearableZoneDescription:
-
– readNearableZoneDescription
-
– saveNearable:
-
– readNearable
-
– didRangeNearables:
-
– readRangedNearables
-
– notifyDidEnterRegion:
-
– notifyDidExitRegion:
-
– notifyDidEnterIdentifierRegion:
-
– notifyDidExitIdentifierRegion:
-
– readIdentifierForMonitoringEvents
Class Methods
sharedTransporter
Returns Shared Transporter instance. Remember: iPhone and Extension have different memory pool. Which means, Transporter is not shared between those two. Hence, you need to call - (void)setAppGroupIdentifier in host app code and extension code.
+ (instancetype)sharedTransporter
Return Value
Shared instance of this class, used for communication between host app and extension.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
Instance Methods
didRangeNearables:
didRangeNearables provides mechanism for exchanging ranged Nearables data between host app and extension.
- (BOOL)didRangeNearables:(NSArray *)nearables
Parameters
- nearables
Ranged nearables array.
Return Value
YES if saving operation was successful, otherwise NO.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
notifyDidEnterIdentifierRegion:
Notify Extension about didEnterIdentifierRegion event for ESTNearable object. This method automatically saves identifier. After receiving ESTNotificationDidNearableEnterRegion, identifier can be fetched with readIdentifierForMonitoringEvents method.
- (void)notifyDidEnterIdentifierRegion:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
Entered ESTNearable region, defined as NSString.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
notifyDidEnterRegion:
Notify Extension about didEnterRegion event for CLBeaconRegion object. Use this method for iBeacon and Nearables devices. In order to get CLBeaconRegion for Nearable use - (CLBeaconRegion *)beaconRegion method of ESTNearable class.
- (void)notifyDidEnterRegion:(CLBeaconRegion *)region
Parameters
- region
Entered CLBeaconRegion.
Discussion
You can get CLBeaconRegion object from NSNotification.userInfo object under BEACON_REGION_KEY key.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
notifyDidExitIdentifierRegion:
Notify Extension about didExitIdentifierRegion event for ESTNearable object. This method automatically saves identifier. After receiving ESTNotificationDidNearableExitRegion, identifier can be fetched with readIdentifierForMonitoringEvents method.
- (void)notifyDidExitIdentifierRegion:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
Exited ESTNearable region, defined as NSString.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
notifyDidExitRegion:
Notify Extension about didExitRegion event for CLBeaconRegion object. Use this method for iBeacon and Nearables devices. In order to get CLBeaconRegion for Nearable use - (CLBeaconRegion *)beaconRegion method of ESTNearable class.
- (void)notifyDidExitRegion:(CLBeaconRegion *)region
Parameters
- region
Exited CLBeaconRegion.
Discussion
You can get CLBeaconRegion object from NSNotification.userInfo object under BEACON_REGION_KEY key.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
readIdentifierForMonitoringEvents
Read Identifier for monitoring events. Data is read from Shared Group Container, specified as currentAppGroupIdentifier.
- (NSString *)readIdentifierForMonitoringEvents
Return Value
Returns Identifier associated with ESTNearable object, monitored by ESTNearableManager.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
readNearable
Use this method to read previously saved ESTNearable object. Data is read from Shared Group Container, specified as currentAppGroupIdentifier.
- (ESTNearable *)readNearable
Return Value
ESTNearable object.
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
readNearableZoneDescription
Use this method to read previously saved Nearable Zone Description. Data is read from Shared Group Container, specified as currentAppGroupIdentifier.
- (NSString *)readNearableZoneDescription
Return Value
Nearable Zone Description.
See Also
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
readRangedNearables
readRangedNearables allows you to read Nearables previously saved by didRangeNearables method.
- (NSArray *)readRangedNearables
Return Value
Array of Nearables ranged by host app
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
saveNearable:
Use this method to save ESTNearable object. It sends ESTNotificationDidSaveNearable after successful save. Data is stored in Shared Group Container, specified as currentAppGroupIdentifier. If item was already saved it will be overwritten.
- (BOOL)saveNearable:(ESTNearable *)nearable
Parameters
- nearable
Nearable you want to save.
Return Value
YES if saving operation was successful, otherwise NO.
See Also
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h
saveNearableZoneDescription:
Use this method to save Nearable Zone Description. It sends ESTNotificationDidSaveNearableZoneDescription after successful save. Data is stored in Shared Group Container, specified as currentAppGroupIdentifier. If item was already saved it will be overwritten.
- (BOOL)saveNearableZoneDescription:(NSString *)zone
Parameters
- zone
Zone description
Return Value
YES if saving operation was successful, otherwise NO.
See Also
- (NSString *)- readNearableZoneDescription
Declared In
ESTNotificationTransporter.h