Event callbacks (Legacy)

In the table below, please find the event callbacks that Sourcepoint supports for web implementations:

The availability of an event callback is dependent on the type of implementation being performed.

Event callback	Description
`onMessageReady`	Event fires when a message is about to display. Will fire for privacy managers since they can also be used as first-layer messages
`onMessageChoiceSelect`	Event fires when a call-to-action button in a message has been clicked. The callback receives two integers. The first is the `choice_id` and it represents the id value of the choice selected. The second is the `choice_type_id` which is the ID of the type of choice clicked. Click here for a list of choice type IDs.
`onPrivacyManagerAction`	Event fires when a button in a privacy manager has been clicked. The possible values for the string returned to the function are SAVE_AND_EXIT or CANCEL.
`onMessageChoiceError`	Event fires when there is an error in the message delivery process. A brief description of the error is returned.
`onConsentReady`	Event fires when consentUUID or eu-consent value is ready.
`onPMCancel`	Event fires when a user clicks the dismiss button of the privacy manager.
`onMessageReceiveData`	Event fires when a message is displayed to the user and sends data about the message and campaign to the callback.
`OnSPPMObjectReady`	Event fires when the privacy manager is ready to be displayed on the page. It can be used to notify on-page functions that the privacy manager is now available to be displayed using the Sourcepoint plug and play JavaScript code.

In the table below, please find descriptions for choice_type_id for the onMessageChoiceSelectevent callback:

Choice type ID	Description
1	The user has chosen to view instructions on how to whitelist a site.
2	The user has chosen to opt into ad recovery (no longer used).
4	The user has chosen to view custom content in an iframe.
5	The user has chosen a option to redirect to another page.
7	The user has chosen a micropayment option (requires a separate agreement).
9	The user has selected an option tied to custom JavaScript on the site page.
10	The user has chosen to view a video provided by Welect (requires a separate agreement).
11	The user has chosen the Accept All option in a consent message.
12	The user has chosen to view a privacy manager (consent preferences).
13	The user has chosen the Reject All option from a consent message.
14	Samba Video (requires separate agreement with Samba and Sourcepoint).
15	Cancel button