Regarding Block events, which statement is FALSE?

Block events are crucial components in OutSystems as they allow for communication between different elements within the application, enhancing modularity and reusability.

The statement about block events being able to be triggered internally is indeed false. In OutSystems, block events are designed to be invoked from external sources, such as user actions or other components in the application. This design encourages better separation of concerns, as blocks can encapsulate their logic and only expose specific events that can be listened to or triggered from outside.

Being able to shoot an event within a Client Action defined in the logic tab is accurate because it allows developers to trigger events based on specific processes or user interactions that occur in the application's client-side logic. Similarly, block events can indeed be triggered by various user actions, such as button clicks or form submissions, thereby facilitating an interactive user experience. It's also true that events can be listened to in the screen's logic, enabling developers to handle those events and perform appropriate actions based on user interactions.

Understanding these mechanics of block events is essential for creating efficient and modular applications within the OutSystems platform.