HTML5 lets you do this, and pretty much anything else you like, by
adding a data- prefix to the attribute name. Have at it.
Walter
On Mar 26, 2011, at 9:37 PM, kstubs wrote:
Is it bad, or does it make parsing objects unstable if you append
custom attributes to an HTML tag? Lets say I want to keep track of
a number, maybe a customers ID, so I do something like:
var div = new Element('div', {'customerID':1234});
which should result in:
<div customerID="1234"></div>
Thoughts?
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