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element.setAttribute('onclick', ...) ???

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Hello, In the 0.5.x of tags version, for event handling(eg. onclick)，Through`else if (name[0] === “o” && name[1] === “n”) { var event = name.substr(2) element.removeEventListener(event, oldValue) element.addEventListener(event, value)

	}` to deal with， now through `element.setAttribute` to deal with，In the brower, compiled code such as ：

This logic is exposed to the HTML on whether there is any safety problems？

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Created 6 years ago
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leeoniyacommented, Apr 2, 2017

just set all on* attrs as properties: el.onclick = ....

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jorgebucarancommented, Apr 2, 2017

just set all on* attrs as properties: el.onclick = …

Yes, this is probably it, thanks @leeoniya 👌👍.

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