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onCreate doesn't work, but onClick does
See original GitHub issueWhen using JSX:
onCreate doesn’t work. oncreate works.
onClick and onclick both work.
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- Created 7 years ago
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@dodekeract Correct. Actually, I am not so happy about onEvent like names. It’s not consistent with the DOM API. The reason is there is for “so-called” React component support, but then again what other things does React do we don’t support (and will likely not to).
I recommend you use onclick, oncreate, etc.
Yes, you can close the issue, thanks