You can do editItem(this, event) as you mentioned. Then your function just needs to be defined like this.
You can do editItem(this, event) as you mentioned. Then your function just needs to be defined like this: function editItem(element, event){ ... } It will know which parameter is which because of the order of the parameters.
Eggselent. I forgot that "event" was a special identifier. :) – TheDramaLlama Jun 27 at 20:58 @TheDramaLlama It's not a special identifier.It's just that on* HTML attributes are compiled into functions that take a single argument called "event".
– Boris Zbarsky Jun 29 at 6:12 Ah, I see what you mean. So it's "special" in the sense that it's functionally special, but not nomenclature-wise? – TheDramaLlama Jul 5 at 21:03.
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