Over on SO I just posted an answer (see below) to the question there.
Your case is different, because you do not have want to navigate away based
on a click, but from your update function.
In your case, I would suggest to use a port:
- Send the url as a string through a port to javascript
- In javascript, call `window.location.href = urlFromElm`
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To make any item a clickable link (similar to providing a href to an a
element) there is hack that you could use:
Supply a one-liner of javascript to an Elm style attribute. Using
`attribute` from the `Html.Attributes` library.
You could make your own helper that does the redirect:
redirectTo : String -> Attribute msg
redirectTo destinationUrl =
attribute
"onclick"
("window.location.href = ' ++ destinationURL ++ "'")
Which you can add to any element like this:
button
[ class "mdl-button", redirectTo "https://google.com"; ]
[ text "Click to leave" ]
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