The following icons are used in the Quick Edit view
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Unscripted client-side event (no code currently exists) | Code that will be executed on the client side (the Web browser), for example onclick, or onmouseover JavaScriptâ„¢ |
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Scripted client-side event (code already exists) | Code that will be executed on the client side, for example onclick, or onmouseover JavaScript |
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Unscripted server-side event (no code currently exists) | Code that will be executed on the server side (the host server), for example JSP scriptlets, JSF commands, value changed events |
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Scripted server-side event (code already exists) | Code that will be executed on the server side (the host server), for example JSP scriptlets, JSF commands, value changed events |
For client-side events, these events are written in the page you are editing. For server-side JSF events, the events are written to the Page Code file.
As you add or change scripts in the Quick Edit view, the HTML or JSP file is updated immediately, except that if you edit a JSF server-side code script and then close the JSP file, the changes may not be saved. To ensure that JSF server-side code changes are saved, have the file containing the JSF server code opened when editing the script. To open the script, select Edit Page Code from the item's pop-up menu.
Besides scripting events, you can use the Quick Edit view to modify SCRIPT,
jsp:scriptlet, jsp:expression, and jsp:declaration scripts.