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enode.element

Property enode.element is the reference to the associated HTML element of the current enode.

It is mainly used to access the original HTML element and its native methods/properties.

warning

Should NOT assign new value for this property, or it will impact the built-in logic and the UI might not work as expected.

For example, avoid coding:

JavaScript
enode.element = 123;
enode.element = 'text';
enode.element = document.createElement('div');

This property should be considered as read-only, and used for accessing native Web APIs.

If you want to change the associated HTML element of the current enode, use enode.set().

Syntax​

JavaScript
enode.element

Value​

Examples​

JavaScript
var content = new Binh.ElementNode(document.createElement('div'));
var spanEl = document.createElement('span');

console.log(content.element); // Output: <div></div>

content.set(spanEl);

console.log(content.element); // Output: <span></span>