function: when the Function closes itself or gets closed by an incoming Trigger.user: when the user closes the Function by closing a panel.Parameter values with which the Function was executed.įires when the Function model was updated.įires when the function instance was closed. Object with custom properties and values.įires when the Function has completed its execution actions.Īdditional event properties (besides the inherited properties): Key If not specifically altered, this will be passed on from Function to Function Object with all parameters and their values. The base properties are listed below: KeyĪny of the Function's Trigger event typesĪccessible internal data of the origin Function. Specific Functions may add properties to this event, often depending on the event type. Outgoing TriggersĮvery outgoing Trigger from any Function contains a base set of properties. #_: removes the items with id 15, 20 and 110 from the list stored in the parameter myList.
Parameter does not exist networkview update#
KeyĮach of the update operators ( add, remove, set, update and change) take an object of lists, with parameter names as keys and a list of items to add/remove/update/change as values.
The #_update parameter allows updating of parameters that are lists in the Function. Possible keys: add, remove, set, change, update. Value that will persist through following Triggers. If set to true, will only update the given instance ( _instance) if it already exist. If the instance does not exist, it will be created. Specifies an existing instance that should be updated. If set to false, errors occurring in the Function will not be shown. execution: stay alive until (but no longer than) Function executed succesfully, even if Dashboard was switched in the meantime.session: stay alive until page refresh.
dashboard: stay alive until dashboard switch.Prevent the Function from being destroyed after execution. Display properties in the KeysView panelĬommon features shared by all Functions.Query with network ouput and and context menus.
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