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I have two different events firing the same event. How can I get the
type of event that called it (either leave or valuechanged or click)? I
have done this before but I cannot remember how.

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HI,

Two events firing the same events?

I think you mean the same method that handle two events.

I think this is a design problem why are you using the same method IF you
want to know (and possible handle differentely) what event raised it?

What I would do is refactor it, I will create one method with the common
functionality and one method for each event that do the especifics actions
that you want to differentiate.
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I have two different events firing the same event. How can I get the
type of event that called it (either leave or valuechanged or click)? I
have done this before but I cannot remember how.

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