Table of Contents
- Getting Started
- EO.Pdf
- EO.Web
- EO.WebBrowser
- EO.Wpf
- Common Topics
- Reference
- .NET API Reference
- JavaScript API Reference
- EO.Web
- EO.Web
- Objects
- Global Functions
- Event Handlers
- Event Handlers
- calendar_event_handler
- callback_after_execute_handler
- callback_after_update_handler
- callback_before_execute_handler
- clientside_error_handler
- clientside_evalvar
- clientside_generic_handler
- clientside_message_handler
- contextmenu_handler
- dialog_event_handler
- editablelabel_change_handler
- editor_contextmenu
- editor_paste_handler
- grid_column_beginedit
- grid_column_endedit
- grid_customcolumn_gettext
- grid_itemcommand_handler
- grid_itemevent_handler
- navigator_event_handler
- spellchecker_correct_error_handler
- toolbar_event_handler
- treeview_afterpopulate_handler
- treeview_checkstatechanging_handler
- treeview_dragdrop_handler
- treeview_rename_handler
- uploader_fileselected_handler
- uploader_progress_handler
- EO.WebEngine
- EO.Web
callback_after_update_handler |
Client side event handler for CallbackPanel.ClientSideAfterExecute.
Note: This is a prototype, not a function. You should provide a function that matches this prototype if you wish to handle the corresponding event on the client side. The prototype provides information about the arguments and return value of the function you provide.
Parameters
- callback
- The Callback object that triggered the callback.
- extraData
- Extra data transferred from the server side via CallbackEventArgs.Data property.
You should provide this function if you want to use client side event handling. This function gives you an opportunity to perform additional action after the new output for the CallbackPanel is applied.
This event handler is to be distinguished from ClientSideAfterExecute or ClientSideAfterExecute. ClientSideAfterExecute or ClientSideAfterExecute is called after the new output has been received, but before it is applied; while this event handler is called after the new output is applied.