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I'm generating html page like follows:

val div = document.create.div 
 textArea 
 id="inputSql"
 
 br
 button 
 +"Parse"
 onClickFunction = 
 val text = document.getElementById("inputSql") as HTMLTextAreaElement
 val sql = text?.value
 val root = parse(sql)
 ...
 
 

I would assume that the HTMLTextAreaElement would be directly accessible from the event handler, but the document tree search method getElementById is all what I have found in online examples. I tried to figure out the object handle when debugging generated JavaScript code, but all I see the function references to textArea, and so on. Is there more elegant way to directly access the html form input data element than searching DOM tree?

lambda kotlin kotlinx-html

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0

I'm generating html page like follows:

val div = document.create.div 
 textArea 
 id="inputSql"
 
 br
 button 
 +"Parse"
 onClickFunction = 
 val text = document.getElementById("inputSql") as HTMLTextAreaElement
 val sql = text?.value
 val root = parse(sql)
 ...
 
 

I would assume that the HTMLTextAreaElement would be directly accessible from the event handler, but the document tree search method getElementById is all what I have found in online examples. I tried to figure out the object handle when debugging generated JavaScript code, but all I see the function references to textArea, and so on. Is there more elegant way to directly access the html form input data element than searching DOM tree?

lambda kotlin kotlinx-html

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 21:01

Tegiri Nenashi

asked Mar 7 at 20:52

Tegiri NenashiTegiri Nenashi

2,70621318

add a comment | 

I'm generating html page like follows:

val div = document.create.div 
 textArea 
 id="inputSql"
 
 br
 button 
 +"Parse"
 onClickFunction = 
 val text = document.getElementById("inputSql") as HTMLTextAreaElement
 val sql = text?.value
 val root = parse(sql)
 ...
 
 

I would assume that the HTMLTextAreaElement would be directly accessible from the event handler, but the document tree search method getElementById is all what I have found in online examples. I tried to figure out the object handle when debugging generated JavaScript code, but all I see the function references to textArea, and so on. Is there more elegant way to directly access the html form input data element than searching DOM tree?

lambda kotlin kotlinx-html

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 21:01

Tegiri Nenashi

asked Mar 7 at 20:52

Tegiri NenashiTegiri Nenashi

2,70621318

val div = document.create.div 
 textArea 
 id="inputSql"
 
 br
 button 
 +"Parse"
 onClickFunction = 
 val text = document.getElementById("inputSql") as HTMLTextAreaElement
 val sql = text?.value
 val root = parse(sql)
 ...
 
 

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 21:01

Tegiri Nenashi

asked Mar 7 at 20:52

Tegiri NenashiTegiri Nenashi

2,70621318

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 21:01

Tegiri Nenashi

asked Mar 7 at 20:52

Tegiri NenashiTegiri Nenashi

2,70621318

asked Mar 7 at 20:52

Tegiri NenashiTegiri Nenashi

2,70621318

asked Mar 7 at 20:52

Tegiri NenashiTegiri Nenashi

2,70621318