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From @mairatma on June 10, 2016 18:54
It's currently possible to render html strings via Metal.js soy components, but not via jsx components.
This was requested by @mthadley and @bryceosterhaus. Today they're going around this by using incremental dom directly, like this.
Copied from original issue: metal/metal.js#127
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From @mthadley on June 13, 2016 16:28
For ease of reference:
render() { IncrementalDOM.elementOpen('div', null, null, 'class', 'my-html-string-container'); const node = IncrementalDOM.elementClose('div'); node.innerHTML = '<div class="my-html-string">Hello World!</div>'; return node; }
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From @mairatma on June 10, 2016 18:54
It's currently possible to render html strings via Metal.js soy components, but not via jsx components.
This was requested by @mthadley and @bryceosterhaus. Today they're going around this by using incremental dom directly, like this.
Copied from original issue: metal/metal.js#127
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: