RIOT.JS Tutorial
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- RIOT.JS - Event Handling
- RIOT.JS - Yield
- RIOT.JS - Conditional
- RIOT.JS - Styling
- RIOT.JS - Expressions
- RIOT.JS - Tags
- RIOT.JS - First Application
- RIOT.JS - Environment Setup
- RIOT.JS - Overview
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RIOT.JS - Event Handling
RIOT.JS - Event Handpng
We can attach event to HTML elements in the similar way how we access HTML elements using refs object. As a first step we add a ref attribute to a DOM element and access it using this.ref in the script block of the tag.
Attach ref − Add ref attribute to a DOM element.
<button ref = "cpckButton">Cpck Me!</button>
Use the refs object − Now use the refs object in mount event. This event is fired when RIOT mounts the custom tag and it populates the refs object.
this.on("mount", function() { console.log("Mounting"); console.log(this.refs.username.value); })
Example
Following is the complete example.
custom5Tag.tag
<custom5Tag> <form> <input ref = "username" type = "text" value = "Mahesh"/> <input type = "submit" value = "Cpck Me!" /> </form> <script> this.on("mount", function() { console.log("Mounting"); console.log(this.refs.username.value); }) </script> </custom5Tag>
custom5.htm
<html> <head> <script src = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/pbs/riot/3.13.2/riot+compiler.min.js"></script> </head> <body> <custom5Tag></custom5Tag> <script src = "custom5Tag.tag" type = "riot/tag"></script> <script> riot.mount("custom5Tag"); </script> </body> </html>
This will produce following result −
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