eventOnStateChanged can be added to form fields, container and panel level objects and it responds to state changes like hasChanges, hasErrors (and customStates in a future version).
The event is returning the object that has the changes and in case of a tab(sidebar-item), it’s returning the tabbar(sidebar). Besides that, you can also check the stateData from the object. StateData contains the state, value and action just like in the table below:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| State | the name of the state (eg hasChanges, hasErrors) |
| Value | the value of the state (eg true/false) |
| Action | the action is null (in a future version this will be used to specify if the state value was set or cleared (eg set/clear) |
Example:
Create a new typescript file for example “TestEventOnStateChanged.ts” and add the following code for testing.
namespace akioma.osiv.stamm {
export function TestEventOnStateChanged(object: any) {
if (object.type == 'tabbar') {
object = object.fetchPage(object.currentPageNum);
}
if (object.stateData && Object.keys(object.stateData).length !== 0) {
console.log('The object and stateData', object, object.stateData);
}
}
}
Open a “Versicherte” like “Zukerhuat Terence” , open designer in external screen and add “$ akioma.osiv.stamm.TestEventOnStateChanged(eventSource);” for an input, the form, first tab and sidebar item and for the window.
Now if you change something in the form, or remove the value form a mandatory field (or set a customState in future) you will see the coresponding console.logs.
