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id: what-are-events
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title: Events
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Events are used to run queries, show alerts and other functionalities based on triggers such as button clicks or query completion. Events can be chained together to run a series of logical operations. For example, the completion of one query could trigger another event that runs a second query, and so on. This way, a single user interaction, like clicking a button, could set off a chain of events.
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## Triggering Events
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Suppose you have a query that refreshes data when a user clicks on a button, and you also want to display a pop-up alert upon successful data refresh. In ToolJet, you can configure an event to trigger a query upon clicking the button, followed by another event to display a pop-up alert confirming the successful data refresh after the query execution is completed.
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<img className="screenshot-full" src="/img/tooljet-concepts/what-are-events/events-configuration.png" alt="Event Configuration" />
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## Setting Up Event Handlers
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Setting up event handlers to manage such triggers and responses is a straightforward process in ToolJet. For instance, to set up an event that triggers on the click of a button, you simply navigate to the button component's configuration, click on **New Event Handler**, and define the Event and the Action to be taken. The actions could range from running a query, showing an alert, or even switching to a different page.
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For detailed information about the events related to components, please refer to their respective documentation.
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