Events

Events define when something happens on a view or form, such as when someone clicks a button or data is changed. Select the template or event you want to use in your rule definition from the Events tab. Items that are underlined are configured and items that have a dotted line still need configuration.

Templates

Templates contain common events (the when) and actions (the what). You can use these templates to quickly build your rule definition. Use the following tables to learn more about rule events.

Type	Rule Definition	Example
View	Execute a method on the View when a control raises an event	When you click a Refresh button you execute the Get List method
View	Open a subview when a control raises an event	When you click a New button you open a subview
View	Open a subform when a control raises an event	When you click a New button you open a subform
View	Navigate to another Form when a control raises an event	When you click a Next button you open a different form
View	Save the changes of the editable list when a control raises an event	When you click the Save button you save all the changes made to the editable list view
View	Save the values of a multi-select control when a control raises an event	When you click the Save button you save all the checked or unchecked items
View	Reload a list control when the View completes an action	After you add a new record, you reload the associated drop down control
View	Close a subview or subform and execute a method on the View when a subview executes a method	You close a subview or subform after you create a new employee, and then refresh the employee list
Form	Execute a method on a View when the Form completes an action	After you load a form, you can retrieve a list employees using the Get List method
Form	Execute a method on a View when a View completes an action	After you create a new employee record, you refresh the employee list view
Form	Update master and detail values when a control raises an event	When you click the Save button you save all the values that were added, changed or removed
Form	Navigate to another Form when a View completes an action	After you submit a new item, you open another form After you edit an item, you open another form to view the details

Events

Use events to define the when something happens on a view or form to start your rule definition.

Type	Rule Definition	Example
View Events	When the View executes a method	When you create a new record
Control Events	When a control on the View raises an event	When you click the Create button
Form Events	When the Form raises an event	When you load a form, or the form is in error. See the following examples: How to use the error event and method How to use the post initialize event
Form Events	When a control on the Form raises an event.	When you click a button on a form. See Using Tab navigation to optimize performance
View Method	When a View raises an Event	When you click the Submit button or expand a view. See the following examples: How To collapse and expand view events and methods How to use the error event and method
View Method	When a control on a View raises an event	When you click a button on a view When you change a drop down list item on a view
Subview Events	When a control on a subview raises an event	When you click a button on a dialog
Subview Events	When a subview executes a method	When you create a record on a view on a form in a subform
Subview Events	When a subview is closing	When you close a subform
Subform Events	When a control on a View on a subform raises an event	When you click a Cancel button on a view that you opened in a subform
Subform Events	When a control on a subform raises an event	When you click a button on a subform
Subform Events	When a View on a subform executes a method	When you load an employee record
Subform Events	When a subform is closing	When the form that you opened in a subform is closing
Subform Events	When a subform executes a method	When you create a record on a form that is opened in a subform
Parameter Events	When a View parameter raises an event	When a view parameter is changed. See the How to Use Parameter Events And Conditions topic.
Parameter Events	When a Form parameter raises an event	When a form parameter is changed
Parameter Events	When a subview parameter raises an event	When a subview parameter is changed
Parameter Events	When a subform parameter raises an event	When a subform parameter is changed
Parameter Events	When a View parameter on a subform raises an event	When a view parameter on a subform is changed
Workflow Events	When the Workflow View is being submitted	Before the workflow action is submitted. Use this event to ensure the form is saved and the worklist item is actioned*
Workflow Events	When the Workflow View on a View is being submitted	Before the workflow action is submitted on a view. Use this event to ensure the form is saved and the worklist item is actioned*
Workflow Events	When the Workflow View on a subview is being submitted	Before the workflow action is submitted on a subview. Use this event to ensure the form is saved and the worklist item is actioned*
Workflow Events	When the Workflow View on a subform is being submitted	Before the workflow action is submitted on a subform. Use this event to ensure the form is saved and the worklist item is actioned*
Workflow Events	When the Workflow View on a View on a subform is being submitted	Before the workflow action is submitted on a view on a subform. Use this event to ensure the form is saved and the worklist item is actioned*
Workflow Events	After the workflow action was submitted	After a workflow item is approved.
Workflow Events	After the workflow action on a View was submitted	After a workflow item on a view is approved.
Workflow Events	After the workflow action on a subview was submitted	After a workflow item on a subview is approved.
Workflow Events	After the workflow action on a subform was submitted	After a workflow item on a subform is approved.
Workflow Events	After the workflow action on a View on a subform was submitted	After a workflow item on a view on a subform is approved.

*Some conditions, like the current workflow activity being the same as the task actioned, are automatically added during workflow integration.