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An event can be fired to a widget by use of <javadoc method="fire(_global_.String, zk.Object, _global_.Map, int)" directory="jsdoc">zk.Widget</javadoc> and <javadoc method="fireX(zk.Event, int)" directory="jsdoc">zk.Widget</javadoc>. | An event can be fired to a widget by use of <javadoc method="fire(_global_.String, zk.Object, _global_.Map, int)" directory="jsdoc">zk.Widget</javadoc> and <javadoc method="fireX(zk.Event, int)" directory="jsdoc">zk.Widget</javadoc>. | ||
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Revision as of 11:32, 14 December 2010
In general, an AU request is caused by a widget event (Event) that is going to be sent to the server. It happens when a widget event is targeting a widget that is created at the server, or with the toServer option (specified in Event.opts). In additions, you could invoke Au.fire() explicitly to fire an AU request to the server.
Fire Event to Widget
An event can be fired to a widget by use of Widget.fire(String, Object, Map, int) and Widget.fireX(Event, int).
Fire Event to Desktop
Fire Event Directly to Server
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