Normally, nanohtml intercepts the onclick property of its elements, and converts them to JS Event Listeners.
However, when I pass a string containing an HTML element with an onclick attribute through nanohtml/raw, the onclick attribute is passed through to the DOM as is, with no conversion to an Event Handler.
I have a script which parses my app's content for certain terms which should be clickable, and wraps them in a tag. That's why I'm using the raw function. Is it possible to pass raw HTML to nanohtml, but still have nanohtml handle onclicks as it usually does?
Normally,
nanohtmlintercepts theonclickproperty of its elements, and converts them to JS Event Listeners.However, when I pass a string containing an HTML element with an
onclickattribute throughnanohtml/raw, theonclickattribute is passed through to the DOM as is, with no conversion to an Event Handler.I have a script which parses my app's content for certain terms which should be clickable, and wraps them in a tag. That's why I'm using the
rawfunction. Is it possible to pass raw HTML tonanohtml, but still havenanohtmlhandleonclicks as it usually does?