Use this EffectEvent to capture the click event and wire an effect to it. Doesn't require that you add AspectClickable itself since it relies on the native click event.

Use this EffectEvent to capture the doubleclick event and wire an effect to it. Doesn't require that you add AspectClickable itself since it relies on the native click event.

See ParentControl for documentation

When you click the element which this aspect is attached to, you will retrieve the coordinates on the server By default it will capture the absolute x,y position on the entire viewport, but if you want to only capture x,y relative to the aspects parent container you can set this value to true.