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... which is the style of hyperscript generated by html-to-hyperscript and html2hscript. When calling outerHTML on this Element ...
console.log(node.outerHTML)
... it throws ...
TypeError: arr.forEach is not a function
at _stringify (/Volumes/DUMBLEDORE1/Users/fficnar/Projects/Shared Projects/mablung-pug/node_modules/html-element/index.js:291:9)
at Element.outerHTML (/Volumes/DUMBLEDORE1/Users/fficnar/Projects/Shared Projects/mablung-pug/node_modules/html-element/index.js:336:48)
at main (/Volumes/DUMBLEDORE1/Users/fficnar/Projects/Shared Projects/mablung-pug/source/sandbox/conv.js:24:22)
at /Volumes/DUMBLEDORE1/Users/fficnar/Projects/Shared Projects/mablung-pug/source/sandbox/conv.js:32:1
at ModuleJob.run (internal/modules/esm/module_job.js:140:23)
at Loader.import (internal/modules/esm/loader.js:165:24)
at Object.loadESM (internal/process/esm_loader.js:68:5)
Any ideas how to solve this? I suspect it's an html-element issue. If I change { 'attributes': { 'href': 'http:www.google.com' } } to { 'href': 'http:www.google.com' } it works ... but doesn't help since in my use the Element is automatically created from HTML.
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outerHTML throws TypeError: arr.forEach is not a functio
outerHTML throws TypeError: arr.forEach is not a function
Oct 26, 2020
I'm creating an
Element
using ...let node = h('a', { 'attributes': { 'href': 'http:www.google.com' } }, 'Google')
... which is the style of hyperscript generated by html-to-hyperscript and html2hscript. When calling
outerHTML
on thisElement
...console.log(node.outerHTML)
... it throws ...
Any ideas how to solve this? I suspect it's an html-element issue. If I change
{ 'attributes': { 'href': 'http:www.google.com' } }
to{ 'href': 'http:www.google.com' }
it works ... but doesn't help since in my use theElement
is automatically created from HTML.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: