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onchange

Description

Fires when the value of a control within the toolbar changes

Usage

onchange?: (ev: {
value: any;
item: {
id?: string | number;
comp?: string;
icon?: string;
css?: string;
text?: string;
menuText?: string;
key?: string;
spacer?: boolean;
collapsed?: boolean;
handler?: (item: item, value?: any) => void;
layout?: "column";
items?: item[];
[key: string]: any;
};
}) => void;

Parameters

The callback receives a single parameter ev – an object with the following fields:

  • value – (required) the new value of the control. Its type depends on the component used (e.g., string for a text field, boolean for a checkbox, number for a spinner)

  • item – (required) the toolbar item that triggered the change. The description of its parameters see here items

Example

type OnChangeResult {
// Changed control item
item: {
id: string;
};
// New value of the control
value: any;
}

onchange(ev: OnChangeResult): void

Capturing control value change:

<script>
const items = [
{ id: "name", comp: Text },
{ id: "email", comp: Text },
];

function handler(ev) {
const { item, value } = ev;
console.log("changed control", item.id);
console.log("new value", value);
}
</script>

<Toolbar {items} onchange={handler} />