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Events Anti-Patterns
These are some anti-patterns that you should avoid when
using events.
Don't Fire an Event in a Renderer
Firing an event in a renderer can cause an infinite rendering loop.
Don’t do this!
1afterRender: function(cmp, helper) {
2 this.superAfterRender();
3 $A.get("e.myns:mycmp").fire();
4}Instead, use the init hook to run a controller action after component construction but before rendering. Add this code to your component:
1<aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.doInit}"/>For more details, see .Invoking Actions on Component Initialization.
Don’t Use onclick and ontouchend Events
You can’t use different actions for onclick and ontouchend events in a component. The framework translates touch-tap events into clicks and activates any onclick handlers that are present.