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David Reed
David Reed
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You can inject your handler by using

component.addEventHandler("force:recordChange", component.getReference("c.handlEvent"));

component.addEventHandler("force:recordChange", component.getReference("c.handlEvent"));

It will work, but you can't prevent any 'default' phase events that you will catch

You can inject your handler by using

component.addEventHandler("force:recordChange", component.getReference("c.handlEvent"));

It will work, but you can't prevent any 'default' phase events that you will catch

You can inject your handler by using

component.addEventHandler("force:recordChange", component.getReference("c.handlEvent"));

It will work, but you can't prevent any 'default' phase events that you will catch

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Andrii Leshchuk
Andrii Leshchuk
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You can inject your handler by using

component.addEventHandler("force:recordChange", component.getReference("c.handlEvent"));

It will work, but you can't prevent any 'default' phase events that you will catch