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Event Attribute
Description
onfinish
Triggered when a looping marquee finishes.
onfocusin
Fires just before an object receives focus.
onfocusout
Fires when an object is losing focus.
onhashchange
Fires when the current document's URL changes its hash value. Commonly
used for addressing state changes in Ajax applications. Also will be defined
under HTML5.
onhelp
Triggered when the user presses the
F
1
key or a similar help button in the
user agent.
onlayoutcomplete
Fires when the print or print preview process finishes.
onlosecapture
Fires when the object loses mouse capture.
onmouseenter
Fires when the user moves the mouse pointer into the object.
onmouseleave
Fires when the user moves the mouse pointer away from the object.
onmousewheel
Fires when the mouse scroll wheel is used.
onmove
Triggered when the user moves a window.
onmoveend
Fires when an object stops moving.
onmovestart
Fires when an object starts moving.
onpaste
Fires when selected content is pasted into a document.
onprogress
Fires to indicate that some data is available for consumption. Generally
used in Ajax requests to access responses in progress.
onpropertychange
Fires when a property changes on an object.
onreadystatechange
Fires whenever the ready state for an object has changed. May move
through various states as network-fetched data is received.
Triggered whenever an object is resized.
onresize
onresizeend
Fires when the user finishes changing the dimensions of an object.
onresizestart
Fires when the user begins to change the dimensions of an object.
onrowenter
Indicates that a bound data row has changed and new data values are
available.
onrowexit
Fires just prior to a bound datasource control changing the current row.
Fires when dataset rows are about to be deleted.
onrowsdelete
onrowsinserted
Fires when dataset rows are inserted.
onscroll
Fires when a scrolling element is repositioned.
Fires when the selection state of a document changes.
onselectionchange
onselectstart
Fires when the user begins to select information by highlighting.
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3-6 Microsoft's Extended Event Model (continued)
