Grass Valley Xpanel Vertigo Suite v.4.8 - Manual (Page 89)

Xpanel User Manual 5-3
Adding events and actions to primitives and objects
On Cue The O N C UE event is triggered by a graphic being cued as next to be sent
to the output device.
This event is available to text, text box, drop-down list, image and timer
objects.
On Get Data The O N G ET D ATA event is triggered when the user sends a command
requesting that data be retrieved from its source. For example, a page could
have been programmed to get data every time it is refreshed by the user.
This event is available to text, text box, radio button, check box, drop down
list, timer objects, as well as the panel.
On Load The O N L OAD event is triggered by a graphic entering Production mode or
being opened while in Production mode.
This event is available to all objects, as well as the panel.
On Selected The O N S ELECTED event is only available to radio button objects. This event
is triggered when the radio box is selected (filled in).
On Tab Activated The O N T AB A CTIVATED event is only available when the panel’s canvas is
selected. This event is triggered when the panel’s tab is selected in
Production mode.
On Take The O N T AKE event is triggered by a graphic being sent to the output device.
This event is available to text, text box, drop down list, image, timer and
ActiveX objects, as well as the panel.
On Timer The O N T IMER event is triggered when the timer is updated, which is
determined by the Timer object’s I NTERVAL property.
On Unchecked The O N U NCHECKED event is only available to check box objects. This event
is triggered when the check box is deselected (cleared).
On Unload The O N U NLOAD event is triggered by a graphic leaving Production mode.
This event is available to all objects, as well as the panel.
On Unselected The O N U NSELECTED event is only available to radio button objects. This
event is triggered when the radio box is deselected (cleared).
On Update The O N U PDATE event is triggered by changes to an image, drop down list,
slider, LED, Up Down box, text or text box object, followed by the user
clicking off the object. The event is signalled not during the change, but after
it has been completed and the object is no longer selected. For example, if
a text box’s contents are being edited, the O
N U PDATE is triggered only after
the edits have been made, not during.