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What is the registerEvent in Salesforce Lightning?
What is the registerEvent in Salesforce Lightning?
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aura:registerevent is the notifier component and it declares that it may fire a particular event, it includes 'name' attribute which is relevant only to component event and is not used for application event. Other attribute is the 'type' which lets the component know which event would be fired.
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aura:registerevent is the notifier component and it declares that it may fire a particular event, it includes 'name' attribute which is relevant only to component event and is not used for application event. Other attribute is the 'type' which lets the component know which event would be fired.
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