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Objects to Use for Event Actions
 
Back Properties
ChangePaneConfiguration Properties
Delegate Properties
OpenDialog Properties
ToggleVisibility Properties
Transition Properties
The following table provides descriptions of user interface objects that you include in the model to specify the action you want an application to take when a user-initiated event occurs.
For more information on how the application responds to a user-initiated event, see Responding to user-initiated events.
Object
Description
Back
The application displays the previous view when the associated user-initiated event occurs.
For information about setting properties for the Back object, see Back Properties.
Note:  
This action is only supported if the application uses the Mobile DevelopmentTransitionStackController. If the application override the TransitionStackController, this event action will not work properly. For more information about the TransitionStackController, see About the TransitionStackController.
ChangePaneConfiguration
The application switches to a pane configuration you specify when the associated user-initiated event occurs.
For information about setting properties for the ChangePaneConfiguration object, see ChangePaneConfiguration Properties.
Delegate
The application executes a method you specify when the associated user-initiated event occurs.
For information about setting properties for the Delegate object, see Delegate Properties.
OpenDialog
The application displays the AlertDialog you specify when the associated user-initiated event occurs.
For information about setting properties for the OpenDialog object, see OpenDialog Properties.
ReloadContentProvider
The application reloads the data source.
The ReloadContentProvider object does not have any properties.
ToggleVisibility
The application switches between making a user interface object that you specify either visible or hidden.
*If the object is currently visible, the application hides it.
*If the object is currently hidden, the application makes it visible.
An example of using the ToggleVisibility action might be to show a button if a user enters text in a text entry field.
For information about setting properties for the ToggleVisibility object, see ToggleVisibility Properties.
Transition
The application transitions to the new view you specify when the associated user-initiated event occurs.
For information about setting properties for the Transition object, see Transition Properties.
OpenSideView
A SideView is a common pattern that displays the main navigation options for your application. It is hidden most of the time, unless the user opens it using the dedicated OpenSideView action or a programmatically implemented solution. A OpenSideView action opens a desired SideView.
For information about setting properties for the OpenSideView object, see Responding to user-initiated events.
The OpenSideView object does not have any properties yet.
CloseSideView
A SideView is a common pattern that displays the main navigation options for your application. It is hidden most of the time, unless the user opens it using the dedicated OpenSideView action or a programmatically implemented solution. A CloseSideView action closes an already opened SideView.
For information about setting properties for the CloseSideView object, see Responding to user-initiated events.
The CloseSideView object does not have any properties yet.
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