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Revision as of 17:12, July 27, 2018

API Events

Once you've registered your own plugin on the bus, you can subscribe and listen for published events. Below we'll quickly register a new plugin on the bus using the global bus object.

Important
The global bus object is a debug tool. When implementing Widgets on your own site, do not use the global bus object to register your custom plugins. Instead, see Widgets Extensions for more information about extending Genesys Widgets.


var oMyPlugin = window._genesys.widgets.bus.registerPlugin('MyPlugin');

oMyPlugin.subscribe('Console.ready', function(e){});


Name Description Data
ready Console is initialized and ready to accept commands. n/a
opened The Console widget has appeared on screen. n/a
closed The Console widget has been removed from the screen. n/a



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