PP.Ui.fireEvent(domNode: HTMLElement, e: Object);
domNode. HTML Item.
e. Parameters of the fired event.
The fireEvent method fires the event of the DOM node.
To execute the example, the HTML page must contain links to PP.js script file and to PP.css styles file in the <body> tag of the HTML page of the <div> item with the button identifier. In the onload event of the <body> tag it is necessary to specify the call of the createButton() function. Add the button on the page:
var button; function createButton() { // Create button button = new PP.Ui.Button({ // Set parent item ParentNode: document.getElementById("button"), // Set button contents Content: "Button", }); }
Add an event handler of the mouse button to the button and fire it:
// Create a message about button clicking var msg = "Button is clicked"; // Add an event handler of the button mouse clicking to the button button.addEvent(button.getDomNode(), 'click', function (sender, args) { console.log(msg) }, false); // Create event of the mouse button clicking var event = new MouseEvent('click'); // Fire the event of the mouse button clicking on the button PP.Ui.fireEvent(button.getDomNode(), event);
As a result, the console displays the message about mouse button clicking:
Button is clicked
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