I have a div with an @OnClick event that is calling an EventCallback. In testing, when I say cut.Find().Click() on the element, the test runner says "The element does not have an event handler for the ...

When we apply onclick event to an element, sometimes we need to pass ID of that element to the event handling function. We can do this by passing id to function as this.id or we can pass the element ...

A better way is to add a parent element for this group and add event handler for this parent element, the click event will be bubbled up the parent element and the source element of event can be ...

The added element contains a Remove button to remove itself (the div). I belive the IDs are set properly. However, after I add a second item the OnClick event of the first one (or any previous ones) ...

Google: We Don't Always See Links With OnClick JavaScript Events Apr 17, 2018 - 7:43 am 1 — by Barry Schwartz ...