Default Event Handlers

Default event handlers for the Web DataWindow control are contained in the PBDataWindow.js file that deploys with your application to the applicationName\Scripts directory under the server’s virtual root.

The default event handlers typically cause a postback or delayed postback to the corresponding server-side event. Default event handlers can call more than one server-side event, but each default event handler name includes a reference to the main event that it handles.

This table describes the logic followed by the default handlers that attach to each event, and indicates whether the handler causes a postback, a delayed postback, or no postback.

Client-side Event	Default JavaScript handler (postback action)	Used under the following conditions for server-side events:
Clicked	PBDataWindow_Clicked (postback)	Clicked is handled, but DoubleClicked is not Clicked and ButtonClicked are handled, but DoubleClicked is not Clicked and ButtonClicking is handled, but DoubleClicked is not
	PBDataWindow_DelayedClicked (delayed postback)	Clicked and DoubleClicked are handled Clicked, DoubleClicked, and ButtonClicked are handled Clicked, DoubleClicked, and ButtonClicking are handled
	PBDataWindow_ClickedDifferentRow (postback)	RowFocusChanging is handled, but Clicked and DoubleClicked are not RowFocusChanged is handled, but Clicked and DoubleClicked are not
	PBDataWindow_DelayedClickedDifferentRow (delayed postback)	RowFocusChanging and DoubleClicked are handled, but Clicked is not RowFocusChanged and DoubleClicked are handled, but Clicked is not
DoubleClicked	PBDataWindow_DoubleClicked (postback)	DoubleClicked is handled
RButtonDown	PBDataWindow_RButtonDown (postback)	RButtonDown is handled
ButtonClicked	PBDataWindow_ButtonClicked (postback)	ButtonClicked is handled and/or ButtonClicking is handled
ButtonClicking	PBDataWindow_ButtonClicking (postback)	ButtonClicked is handled and/or ButtonClicking is handled
ItemFocusChanged	PBDataWindow_ItemFocusChanged (postback)	ItemFocusChanged is handled
	PBDataWindow_ItemFocusChanged_AND_ItemChanged_OR_ItemError (postback)	ItemChanged and ItemError are handled, but ItemFocusChanged is not
	PBDataWindow_ItemFocusChanged_AND_ItemChanged (postback)	ItemChanged is handled, but ItemFocusChanged and ItemError are not
	PBDataWindow_ItemFocusChanged_AND_ItemError (postback)	ItemError is handled, but ItemChanged and ItemFocusChanged are not
ItemError	PBDataWindow_ItemError (no postback)	ItemChanged is handled and/or ItemError is handled
ItemChanged	PBDataWindow_ItemChangedReject (no postback)	ItemChanged is handled
RowFocusChanged	PBDataWindow_RowFocusChanged (postback)	RowFocusChanging is handled, but ItemFocusChanged is not RowFocusChanged is handled, but ItemFocusChanged is not

If you call a customized client-side event handler, the default event handler does not get invoked, postbacks are not made to the server, and the corresponding server-side event does not get triggered. You can explicitly call a default event handler from a customized event handler if you want to trigger the corresponding server-side event. When you call a default event handler directly in a JavaScript function, you must use the same arguments and return value that you would for the principal client-side event that it handles.

For information on client-side event signatures, see the event descriptions under Alphabetical Liist of Web DataWindow Client-Side Events.