Hhow to know if all of my lookup events is completed using javascript?
No, both will be required depending on your form. Since one runs if a lookup completes right away, and the other runs if a lookup completes at any later time while the user is filling the form.
You can just have both call a shared function to catch all events.
There are 2 different methods used in 2 different ways.
$(document).ready(function () {
$(document).on("onloadlookupfinished", function () {
//For lookups that are able to run when the form is loaded, because all criteria is met.
});
$(document).on("lookupcomplete",function(event) {
//For lookups that run after the form has loaded, because the condition is changed/met by the user entering information
});
});
onloadlookupfinished is this the best one to use when every lookup is finished loading ?
No, both will be required depending on your form. Since one runs if a lookup completes right away, and the other runs if a lookup completes at any later time while the user is filling the form.
You can just have both call a shared function to catch all events.