Trait GlobalOnAttributes

pub trait GlobalOnAttributes<V>: Sized + AddAnyAttr
where
    V: AttributeValue,
{
    // Provided methods
    fn onabort(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onabort, V>> { ... }
    fn onautocomplete(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onautocomplete, V>> { ... }
    fn onautocompleteerror(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onautocompleteerror, V>> { ... }
    fn onblur(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onblur, V>> { ... }
    fn oncancel(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncancel, V>> { ... }
    fn oncanplay(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncanplay, V>> { ... }
    fn oncanplaythrough(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncanplaythrough, V>> { ... }
    fn onchange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onchange, V>> { ... }
    fn onclick(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onclick, V>> { ... }
    fn onclose(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onclose, V>> { ... }
    fn oncontextmenu(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncontextmenu, V>> { ... }
    fn oncuechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncuechange, V>> { ... }
    fn ondblclick(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondblclick, V>> { ... }
    fn ondrag(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondrag, V>> { ... }
    fn ondragend(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragend, V>> { ... }
    fn ondragenter(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragenter, V>> { ... }
    fn ondragleave(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragleave, V>> { ... }
    fn ondragover(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragover, V>> { ... }
    fn ondragstart(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragstart, V>> { ... }
    fn ondrop(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondrop, V>> { ... }
    fn ondurationchange(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondurationchange, V>> { ... }
    fn onemptied(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onemptied, V>> { ... }
    fn onended(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onended, V>> { ... }
    fn onerror(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onerror, V>> { ... }
    fn onfocus(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onfocus, V>> { ... }
    fn onformdata(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onformdata, V>> { ... }
    fn oninput(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oninput, V>> { ... }
    fn oninvalid(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oninvalid, V>> { ... }
    fn onkeydown(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onkeydown, V>> { ... }
    fn onkeypress(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onkeypress, V>> { ... }
    fn onkeyup(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onkeyup, V>> { ... }
    fn onlanguagechange(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onlanguagechange, V>> { ... }
    fn onload(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onload, V>> { ... }
    fn onloadeddata(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onloadeddata, V>> { ... }
    fn onloadedmetadata(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onloadedmetadata, V>> { ... }
    fn onloadstart(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onloadstart, V>> { ... }
    fn onmousedown(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmousedown, V>> { ... }
    fn onmouseenter(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseenter, V>> { ... }
    fn onmouseleave(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseleave, V>> { ... }
    fn onmousemove(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmousemove, V>> { ... }
    fn onmouseout(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseout, V>> { ... }
    fn onmouseover(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseover, V>> { ... }
    fn onmouseup(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseup, V>> { ... }
    fn onpause(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onpause, V>> { ... }
    fn onplay(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onplay, V>> { ... }
    fn onplaying(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onplaying, V>> { ... }
    fn onprogress(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onprogress, V>> { ... }
    fn onratechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onratechange, V>> { ... }
    fn onreset(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onreset, V>> { ... }
    fn onresize(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onresize, V>> { ... }
    fn onscroll(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onscroll, V>> { ... }
    fn onsecuritypolicyviolation(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onsecuritypolicyviolation, V>> { ... }
    fn onseeked(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onseeked, V>> { ... }
    fn onseeking(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onseeking, V>> { ... }
    fn onselect(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onselect, V>> { ... }
    fn onslotchange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onslotchange, V>> { ... }
    fn onstalled(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onstalled, V>> { ... }
    fn onsubmit(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onsubmit, V>> { ... }
    fn onsuspend(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onsuspend, V>> { ... }
    fn ontimeupdate(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ontimeupdate, V>> { ... }
    fn ontoggle(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ontoggle, V>> { ... }
    fn onvolumechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onvolumechange, V>> { ... }
    fn onwaiting(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwaiting, V>> { ... }
    fn onwebkitanimationend(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkitanimationend, V>> { ... }
    fn onwebkitanimationiteration(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkitanimationiteration, V>> { ... }
    fn onwebkitanimationstart(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkitanimationstart, V>> { ... }
    fn onwebkittransitionend(
        self,
        value: V,
    ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkittransitionend, V>> { ... }
    fn onwheel(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwheel, V>> { ... }
}

Provides methods for HTML event listener attributes.

Provided Methods

fn onabort(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onabort, V>>

Adds the HTML onabort attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onautocomplete(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onautocomplete, V>>

Adds the HTML onautocomplete attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onautocompleteerror( self, value: V, ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onautocompleteerror, V>>

Adds the HTML onautocompleteerror attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onblur(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onblur, V>>

Adds the HTML onblur attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oncancel(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncancel, V>>

Adds the HTML oncancel attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oncanplay(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncanplay, V>>

Adds the HTML oncanplay attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oncanplaythrough(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncanplaythrough, V>>

Adds the HTML oncanplaythrough attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onchange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onchange, V>>

Adds the HTML onchange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onclick(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onclick, V>>

Adds the HTML onclick attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onclose(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onclose, V>>

Adds the HTML onclose attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oncontextmenu(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncontextmenu, V>>

Adds the HTML oncontextmenu attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oncuechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oncuechange, V>>

Adds the HTML oncuechange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondblclick(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondblclick, V>>

Adds the HTML ondblclick attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondrag(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondrag, V>>

Adds the HTML ondrag attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondragend(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragend, V>>

Adds the HTML ondragend attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondragenter(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragenter, V>>

Adds the HTML ondragenter attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondragleave(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragleave, V>>

Adds the HTML ondragleave attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondragover(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragover, V>>

Adds the HTML ondragover attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondragstart(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondragstart, V>>

Adds the HTML ondragstart attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondrop(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondrop, V>>

Adds the HTML ondrop attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ondurationchange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ondurationchange, V>>

Adds the HTML ondurationchange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onemptied(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onemptied, V>>

Adds the HTML onemptied attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onended(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onended, V>>

Adds the HTML onended attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onerror(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onerror, V>>

Adds the HTML onerror attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onfocus(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onfocus, V>>

Adds the HTML onfocus attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onformdata(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onformdata, V>>

Adds the HTML onformdata attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oninput(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oninput, V>>

Adds the HTML oninput attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn oninvalid(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Oninvalid, V>>

Adds the HTML oninvalid attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onkeydown(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onkeydown, V>>

Adds the HTML onkeydown attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onkeypress(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onkeypress, V>>

Adds the HTML onkeypress attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onkeyup(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onkeyup, V>>

Adds the HTML onkeyup attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onlanguagechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onlanguagechange, V>>

Adds the HTML onlanguagechange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onload(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onload, V>>

Adds the HTML onload attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onloadeddata(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onloadeddata, V>>

Adds the HTML onloadeddata attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onloadedmetadata(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onloadedmetadata, V>>

Adds the HTML onloadedmetadata attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onloadstart(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onloadstart, V>>

Adds the HTML onloadstart attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmousedown(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmousedown, V>>

Adds the HTML onmousedown attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmouseenter(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseenter, V>>

Adds the HTML onmouseenter attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmouseleave(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseleave, V>>

Adds the HTML onmouseleave attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmousemove(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmousemove, V>>

Adds the HTML onmousemove attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmouseout(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseout, V>>

Adds the HTML onmouseout attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmouseover(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseover, V>>

Adds the HTML onmouseover attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onmouseup(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onmouseup, V>>

Adds the HTML onmouseup attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onpause(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onpause, V>>

Adds the HTML onpause attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onplay(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onplay, V>>

Adds the HTML onplay attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onplaying(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onplaying, V>>

Adds the HTML onplaying attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onprogress(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onprogress, V>>

Adds the HTML onprogress attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onratechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onratechange, V>>

Adds the HTML onratechange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onreset(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onreset, V>>

Adds the HTML onreset attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onresize(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onresize, V>>

Adds the HTML onresize attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onscroll(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onscroll, V>>

Adds the HTML onscroll attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onsecuritypolicyviolation( self, value: V, ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onsecuritypolicyviolation, V>>

Adds the HTML onsecuritypolicyviolation attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onseeked(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onseeked, V>>

Adds the HTML onseeked attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onseeking(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onseeking, V>>

Adds the HTML onseeking attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onselect(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onselect, V>>

Adds the HTML onselect attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onslotchange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onslotchange, V>>

Adds the HTML onslotchange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onstalled(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onstalled, V>>

Adds the HTML onstalled attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onsubmit(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onsubmit, V>>

Adds the HTML onsubmit attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onsuspend(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onsuspend, V>>

Adds the HTML onsuspend attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ontimeupdate(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ontimeupdate, V>>

Adds the HTML ontimeupdate attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn ontoggle(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Ontoggle, V>>

Adds the HTML ontoggle attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onvolumechange(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onvolumechange, V>>

Adds the HTML onvolumechange attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onwaiting(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwaiting, V>>

Adds the HTML onwaiting attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onwebkitanimationend( self, value: V, ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkitanimationend, V>>

Adds the HTML onwebkitanimationend attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onwebkitanimationiteration( self, value: V, ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkitanimationiteration, V>>

Adds the HTML onwebkitanimationiteration attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onwebkitanimationstart( self, value: V, ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkitanimationstart, V>>

Adds the HTML onwebkitanimationstart attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onwebkittransitionend( self, value: V, ) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwebkittransitionend, V>>

Adds the HTML onwebkittransitionend attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

fn onwheel(self, value: V) -> Self::Output<Attr<Onwheel, V>>

Adds the HTML onwheel attribute to the element.

Note: This is the HTML attribute, which takes a JavaScript string, not an on: listener that takes application logic written in Rust.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl<El, At, Ch, V> GlobalOnAttributes<V> for HtmlElement<El, At, Ch>

where El: ElementType + Send, At: Attribute + Send, Ch: RenderHtml + Send, V: AttributeValue,