[Question] Getting attribute from HTML string parser

[bigopon]

Hi,

Does xtag currently support auto get attribute from HTML string?

says if I have this

document.body.innerHTML += '<hello-world text="hola" />'

how do i get text attribute automatically in xtag instead of

lifecycle: {
    created: function() { var text = this.getAttribute('text') }
}

[csuwildcat]

Yep, read the Accessors section of the guide on the site On Mar 30, 2016 4:27 PM, "bigopon" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

Does xtag currently support auto get attribute from HTML string?

says if I have this

document.body.innerHTML += ''

how do i get text attribute automatically in xtag instead of

lifecycle: { created: function() { var text = this.getAttribute('text') } }

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[bigopon]

Oh sorry I just realized that was a wrong question.

What i meant was if I have this:

accessors: {
    text: {
        set: function (val) { this.textContent = val }
    }
}

can we have it to work when we do:

document.body.innerHTML += '<hello-world text="hola"/>'

will result in

<hello-world text="hola">hola</hello-world>

without doing this:

created() { this.textContent = this.getAttribute('text') }

[csuwildcat]

Yes, if you add the attribute linkage to your 'text' accessor object:

accessors: { text: { attribute: {}, set: function (val) { this.textContent = val } } } On Mar 30, 2016 6:05 PM, "bigopon" notifications@github.com wrote:

Oh sorry I just realized that was an unclear question.

What i meant was if I have this:

accessors: { text: { set: function (val) { this.textContent = val } } }

can we have it to work when we do:

document.body.innerHTML += ''

will result in

hola

without doing this:

created() { this.textContent = this.getAttribute('text') }

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[bigopon]

oh, sorry i'll read the doc more carefully.

thanks.