How To Pass/escape An Argument To An Event Handler Attached Using Javascript?
In the code HTML+Script below, an event handler is attached after page load using setAttribute(...). The event handler is passed an argument which is read dynamically too. the eve
Solution 1:
Do not use setAttribute
to set event handlers on DOM nodes. Just use the event handler property direct, and assign it a function rather than a string:
document.getElementById('myId').onmouseover = function() {
showMessage(document.getElementById('otherId').innerHTML);
};
Solution 2:
Tim's post up there helped me figure it out; albeit my understanding is empirical.
In addition to making a direct assignment
e.g.
document.getElementById(...).onMouseOver = stuff;
function stuff(){//do the Deed};
in lieu of
document.getElementById(...).setAttribute(...);
Apparently the event handler attached may not accept any argument.
I changed my handler signatures to accept 0 arguments, and it works!
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