A message is published to this topic when all the regions and widgets on a page are loaded.
$.Topic(PubSub.topicNames.PAGE_READY).publish(pageEventData);
Arguments
pageEventData: A JavaScript object that includes data about the loaded page, for example:
{
pageId:"category",
contextId:"cat60041",
seoslug:" psychological-thrillers"
previousContextId: null,
pageRepositoryId: "categoryPage"
}The properties in the JavaScript object include:
pageId: An identifier for the page requested that represents either the page type (for example,product,collection,home, and so on) or, for article pages, the page address that has been assigned in the Layout settings (for example,aboutUs,shipping, orreturns, are all pages of typearticle).contextId: For contextual pages, acontextIdis included and it may be a product ID, category ID, an order ID, or an order confirmation ID. To determine the ID for a specific product or category, you can view the item’s details on the Catalog tab in Oracle Commerce Cloud Service. Order and order confirmation IDs are system-generated and cannot be known beforehand but you can check for their existence in the JSON object.seoslug: An SEO-friendly, internally-generated name for the product or category, based on the product or category name. This property only has a value when changing to a product or category page.previousContextId: The context ID, if one exists, for the page that was rendered before thePAGE_CHANGEDevent occurred.pageRepositoryId: The identifier for the page in the page repository. For the out of the box pages, this value can behomePage,categoryPage,profilePage,checkoutPageWithGiftCard,userSpacesPage,orderHistoryPage,orderDetailsPage, oruserSpacesSettingsPage. For any additional pages created in Oracle Commerce Cloud Service, a system-generated ID is created, for example,pa100001.
Memory enabled
Yes
