When an event occurs in the Life Sciences Cloud mobile app, you can use a callback event
function to notify the page’s JavaScript, HTML, or template. For example, events can be triggered
when users pause or resume tracking presentation metrics.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license, and the
Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package.
The event that occurs on iOS. These events are supported.
'cancelbuttonpress': The event is triggered when users select the
Cancel button.
'pausebuttonpress': The event is triggered when users select the Pause
button to stop tracking presentation metrics.
'playbuttonpress': The event is triggered when users select the Play
button to resume tracking presentation metrics.
'returntovisitbuttonpress': The event is triggered when users select
the Visit button.
'viewappearing': The event is triggered when a page is opened.
'viewdisappearing': The event is triggered when a page is closed.
'surveyflowjsonloaded': The event is triggered when the
PresentationPlayer.getSurveyFlowJson() function is called.
'surveyflowjsonpassedtovisit': The event is triggered just before a
visit is opened.
myCustomPlayerHandler
Your custom JavaScript function.
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