ReadonlyallowableReadonlycurrentReadonlydataReadonlyidReadonlynameAdds a new event listener to the object. If this object does not support the specified eventType,
the method throws an exception.
The following table shows the event types supported by objects.
| object | eventType |
|---|---|
| Worksheet | FilterChanged , MarkSelectionChanged, SummaryDataChanged, WorksheetFormattingChanged |
| Parameter | ParameterChanged |
| Settings | SettingsChanged |
| Dashboard | DashboardLayoutChanged, WorkbookFormattingChanged |
The type of event to register for. The type of event is a TableauEventType enumeration.
The function which will be called when an event happens.
A helper function which can be called to remove this registration.
The following example sets up a listener in a worksheet for a mark selection event (MarkSelectionChanged).
When the event occurs, the data is reloaded. The addEventListener method returns a function that un-registers
the event handler. Call that function, in this case, unregisterEventHandlerFunction() to remove the registration.
// Add an event listener for the selection changed event on this sheet.
// Assigning the event to a variable just to make the example fit on the page here.
const markSelection = tableau.TableauEventType.MarkSelectionChanged;
//
unregisterEventHandlerFunction = worksheet.addEventListener(markSelection, function (selectionEvent) {
// When the selection changes, reload the data
loadSelectedMarks(worksheetName);
});
// remove the event listener when done
unregisterEventHandlerFunction();
Modifies this parameter and assigns it a new value. The new value must fall within
the domain restrictions defined by allowableValues. If the domain restriction is ParameterValueType.Range,
be sure to check the allowableValues before assigning a new value. If the new value is out of range, the
updated value will be set to either the minValue or the maxValue of the allowable range. If a step size is also specified
and the new value does not fall on the step intervals, the updated value will be set to the closest, lower step,
or closest, earlier date. If the domain restriction is type ParameterValueType.List, and there are aliases defined for the list,
the aliased value should be passed to the method.
The new value to assign to this parameter.
For changing Date parameters, UTC Date objects are expected.
The updated DataValue. The promise is rejected if newValue is invalid. However, if the domain restriction
is type AllowableValuesType.Range, and the newValue is out of the range bounds, the parameter gets set to the minValue
or the maxValue of the range (whichever is closer). If the range has a stepSize or dateStepPeriod, the parameter gets set
to the closest, lower step, or the closest, earlier date.
Removes an event listener if a matching one is found. If no matching listener exists, the method does nothing.
The handler function must the handler function specified in the call to the addEventListener method. Alternatively, use the function
returned from the call to addEventListener to unregister the event listener.
For more information, see Events and Event Handling.
Whether or not an event listener was removed.
Represents a parameter in Tableau and provides ways to introspect the parameter and change its values.