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Event Server and Client
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Online and Offline Cancellable
Available since Server 1.0.0, Client 1.0.0
| Server: | function(Event event, Element element, Client client) |
| Client: | function(Event event, Element element) |
The onElementStreamIn event is invoked when an element streams in for a client.
Parameters
| 1) | Event | event | The event object for this event. |
| 2) | Element | element | The element that has streamed in for a client. |
| 3) | Client | client | The client that the element has streamed in for. Server-side only. |
Attributes
| cancellable | This event can be cancelled, by using event.preventDefault. |
Notes
There aren't any notes for this event.
Examples
Example 1 - JavaScript - Server-Side:
addEventHandler("OnElementStreamIn", function(event, element, client) {
outputChatBox("Element with id " + element.id + " has streamed in for " + client.name, COLOUR_BLUE)
});
Example 2 - JavaScript - Client-Side:
addEventHandler("OnElementStreamIn", function(event, element) {
outputChatBox("Element with id " + element.id + " has streamed in.", COLOUR_BLUE)
});
Example 3 - Lua - Server-Side:
addEventHandler("OnElementStreamIn", function(event, element, client)
outputChatBox("Element with id " .. element.id .. " has streamed in for a client.", COLOUR_RED)
end)
Example 4 - Lua - Client-Side:
addEventHandler("OnElementStreamIn", function(event, element)
outputChatBox("Element with id " .. element.id .. " has streamed in.", COLOUR_BLUE)
end)Compatibility
There isn't any compatibility information for this event.
Related
Server Related
OnElementDestroy
OnElementStreamIn
OnElementStreamOut
Client Related
OnElementDestroy
OnElementStreamIn
OnElementStreamOut