I have an element like this.
<g id="box_w" onclick="recordResponseKeyboard('W');" onmousedown="svgFill('W');" onmouseup="svgUnfill('W');">
<rect fill="#FFFFFF" height="68.522" stroke="#FFFFFF" stroke-miterlimit="10" width="119.297" x="306.673" y="384.406"></rect>
</g>
From the chrome console, I can do to locate the element.
document.getElementById('box_w')
If i call click event,
document.getElementById('box_w').click()
It throws an error that click is not a function.
How to click on the element using console.?
click() is a function that's only defined on HTML elements. Fortunately it's a convenience function and we can implement it ourselves pretty easily i.e.
document.getElementById('box_w').dispatchEvent(new Event('click'));
That's all the click() function does underneath the hood anyway.
Here's an example:
document.getElementById('box_w').dispatchEvent(new Event('click'));
<g id="box_w" onclick="alert('hi')">
<rect fill="#FFFFFF" height="68.522" stroke="#FFFFFF" stroke-miterlimit="10" width="119.297" x="306.673" y="384.406"></rect>
</g>
Try to use onclick
instead of click
.
document.querySelector("g#box_w").onclick();
Remember that what we are doing here is calling the interface of the shape. So onclick
needs to be defined in svg as it is in the question:
<g id="box_w" onclick="recordResponseKeyboard('W');"></g>
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