dw.web
Class FormAction
The FormAction class represents the action in form instance hierarchy.
Properties
description
:
String
(Read Only)
The optional description for the action. The description could be used
as tooltip for the action.
label
:
String
(Read Only)
The optional label for the action. The label would be typically used
as button text.
object
:
Object
(Read Only)
The object that was bound to the form in which the action
is contained. The method is a convenience method for getParent().getObject().
In most cases this is actually the object for which
the specific action is triggered.
submitted
:
boolean
(Read Only)
Identifies if the form action was submitted from
the client to the server.
triggered
:
boolean
(Read Only)
Identifies that this action is triggerd. An
action is only triggered if it was submitted and the constraints, regarding
a valid form, are met.
x
:
Number
(Read Only)
In case of an image button, returns the x coordinate of the last click.
y
:
Number
(Read Only)
In case of an image button, returns the y coordinate of the last click.
Constructor Summary
This class does not have a constructor, so you cannot create it directly.
Method Summary
getDescription()
:
String
Returns the optional description for the action.
getObject()
:
Object
Returns the object that was bound to the form in which the action is contained.
isSubmitted()
:
boolean
Identifies if the form action was submitted from the client to the server.
isTriggered()
:
boolean
Identifies that this action is triggerd.
Methods inherited from class
FormElement
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Methods inherited from class
Object
assign, create, create, defineProperties, defineProperty, entries, freeze, fromEntries, getOwnPropertyDescriptor, getOwnPropertyNames, getOwnPropertySymbols, getPrototypeOf, hasOwnProperty, is, isExtensible, isFrozen, isPrototypeOf, isSealed, keys, preventExtensions, propertyIsEnumerable, seal, setPrototypeOf, toLocaleString, toString, valueOf, values
Method Detail
getDescription
getDescription()
:
String
Returns the optional description for the action. The description could be used
as tooltip for the action.
Returns:
the optional description for the action.
getLabel
getLabel()
:
String
Returns the optional label for the action. The label would be typically used
as button text.
Returns:
the optional label for the action.
getObject
getObject()
:
Object
Returns the object that was bound to the form in which the action
is contained. The method is a convenience method for getParent().getObject().
In most cases this is actually the object for which
the specific action is triggered.
Returns:
the object that was bound to the form in which the action is contained.
getX
getX()
:
Number
In case of an image button, returns the x coordinate of the last click.
Returns:
the x coordinate of the last click.
getY
getY()
:
Number
In case of an image button, returns the y coordinate of the last click.
Returns:
the y coordinate of the last click.
