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I like React's dangerouslySetInnerHTML. The name so clearly conveys "you can do this but you really, really, really shouldn't".
by jfengel 1y ago
I like React's dangerouslySetInnerHTML. The name so clearly conveys "you can do this but you really, really, really shouldn't".
- domenicd 1y agoIndeed, the web platform now has setHTML() and setHTMLUnsafe() to replace the innerHTML setter. There's also getHTML() (which has extra capabilities over the innerHTML getter).
- meowface 1y agoOkay, I've changed my mind and agree this is better, then. I wasn't aware they were adding two new methods. That is the safest way to do it.