If i use onclick="myMethod()" it throws Uncaught ReferenceError: sendMessage is not defined. I know that Angular doesn't let you add those events in innerHTML as explained here, but, as far as i know, ...

In this example, when the user clicks over the Hello button then the onClick () Event will occur and would trigger the sayHello () function. Conclusion:- I hope with the help of the above example ...

In version 1.7.1 the disable functionality of a button worked correctly. After the update, a disabled button, which is also displayed disabled on the web page, can still be clicked and the onClick ...

The one problem I have is if I set some certain text to onClick, I don't get the finger pointer with the mouse pointer that you see when you click on actual links.