dojo.removeAttr

Available:since V1.2

Contents

• dojo.removeAttr
  • Introduction
  • Usage
  • Examples
  • See also

Removes an attribute.

Introduction

dojo.removeAttr() removes an attribute. It is modeled after DOM’s removeAttribute, but unlike the latter it normalizes standard attribute names to smooth over differences between browsers, or to provide convenient aliases, e.g., className is aliased to class, and so on. The same algorithm is used by dojo.attr.

Usage

dojo.removeAttr(node, attr);

node

id or reference of the DOM node to get/set style for

attr

the attribute property name.

Examples

Removing an attribute

The following example will remove disabled from the input node.

<script type="text/javascript">
  function remAttr(){
    dojo.removeAttr("model", "disabled");
  }
</script>

<script type="text/javascript"> function remAttr(){ dojo.removeAttr("model", "disabled"); } </script>

<p><input id="model" name="model" disabled="disabled" value="some text"> &mdash; our model node</p>
<p><button onclick="remAttr();">Remove "disabled"</button></p>

<p><input id="model" name="model" disabled="disabled" value="some text"> &mdash; our model node</p> <p><button onclick="remAttr();">Remove "disabled"</button></p>

See also

DOM operations:

• dojo.attr
• dojo.hasAttr
• dojo.getNodeProp
• dojo.style

NodeList:

• dojo.NodeList
• dojo.NodeList.removeAttr
• dojo.NodeList.attr

External links:

• DOM Attributes and The Dojo Toolkit 1.2

Table of Contents

• dojo.removeAttr
  • Introduction
  • Usage
  • Examples
    • Removing an attribute
  • See also