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What is bubbling in Salesforce lightning?
What is bubbling in Salesforce lightning?
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The handlers specified on each component are fired in this order i.e. from source to the owner. This phase where the event is handled from innermost to the outermost component is called the bubble phase.
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Bubbling is also known as the Bubble phase. In this, the Event is first captured and handled by the source component and then propagated by application root.
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