save:activity
Fires before an Activity is to be saved.
You would want to be notified about this event firing, because you might want to display your own custom save dialog or you might want to run additional validation on the current Activity before saving, for example.
When the event has fired, you can use event.preventDefault()
to prevent the Activity from being saved.
Examples
authorApp.on('save:activity', function () {
console.log('This code executes before an Activity is to be saved.');
});
Callback arguments
The event callback function will be called with an AuthorEvent instance as an argument (unless indicated otherwise). The AuthorEvent object provides further information for the event that has been fired. Additional data attributes listed below can be accessed from the event.data
object. The AuthorEvent object will look like the example below:
authorApp.on('[name of the fired event]', function (event) {
console.log(event);
/*
{
"name": "[name of the fired event]",
"data": {
// additional data attributes
}
}
*/
});
-
activityJson objectJSON of the Activity to be saved.
Related articles
- The
saveActivity()
method, which saves the current Activity being edited. - The
activityedit:saveable:changed
event, which fires when the save Activity state changes. - The
save:activity:error
event, which fires when an Activity has failed to save. - The
save:activity:success
event, which fires when an Activity has successfully saved.