A very useful item in your Tosca toolkit is the steering parameter 'FireEvent' (the green 'cubes' in the Properties tab of ModuleAttributes). By default FireEvent has the value 'change', but sometimes other 'events' are needed to have the website respond as desired. Recently I ran into a checkbox the checking of which changed an OK-button from disabled to enabled. The default 'change' value checked the checkbox without enabling the OK-button. All it took was to set FireEvent of the checkbox ModuleAttribute to the value 'click' and the OK-button was enabled.
In the case of multiple FireEvents separate them with a semi-colon. For example: 'change;blur'.
The possible values of FireEvent are:
- onchange
- onclick
- ondblclick
- onblur
- onfocus
- onmousedown
- onmouseup
- onmouseover
- onmouseout
- onsubmit
- onreset
- onpropertychange
Pay note: in Tosca the values given to the FireEvent steering parameter should be WITHOUT the 'on'-prefix.
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