DOM events and elements
DOM (Document Object Model) is an API that represents and interacts with any HTML or XML document, as described in: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/DOM. NDEP can use a JavaScript tag on Web pages to capture these events.
You can specify DOM events as additional launch events in the Conditions tab of the Create Rule or Edit Rule page. For details, see Manage conditions for a business rule.
DOM events
You can specify the following DOM events as launch events:
| DOM event | Description |
|---|---|
| onBlur | An element loses focus. |
| onChange | Content of a form element has changed. |
| onClick | User clicks an element. |
| onDblClick | User double-clicks an element. |
| onFocus | An element gets focus. |
| onKeyDown | A key is down. |
| onKeyPress | User presses a key. |
| onKeyUp | User releases a key. |
| onMouseDown | User presses the mouse button over an element. |
| onMouseHover | User hovers the pointer over an element. |
| onMouseOut | User moves the pointer out of an element. |
| onMouseOver | User moves the pointer onto an element. |
| onMouseUp | User releases a mouse button over an element. |
| onSelect | User selects some text. |
| onSubmit | User submits a form. |
DOM elements
You can use the following DOM elements in your DOM events:
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Class Name
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Element ID
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Element Name
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JavaScript Function
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Tag Name
