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my button event contains a name that I can access in ie/edge using e.srcElement.actionName and in chrome using e.path[0] .actionName but I am unable to find where it is in the event object returned in Firefox

my button event contains a name that I can access in ie/edge using e.srcElement.actionName and in chrome using e.path[0] .actionName but I am unable to find where it is in the event object returned in Firefox

Modified by Pedaars

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Hi Pedaars, I am not familiar with [node].actionName. What does that return, exactly?

For example, is it the value of the name attribute in the button:

<button name="buy" onclick="doStuff(this)">

or is it referring to the action that triggered the event, like "click"?

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it is a custom property in a stencilJS button component

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A custom property of an HTML node? Is it an attribute of the tag?

Regarding event.path there is a pattern to extend that to browsers which use the standardized method composedPath in the following reply. Maybe it will help?

https://stackoverflow.com/a/39245638

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yes it is an attribute of the tag

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Pedaars said

yes it is an attribute of the tag

So could you change from

event.srcElement.actionName

to

event.target.getAttribute('actionName')

(You only need srcElement if you are supporting IE8 and earlier)