Sanitizer: allowAttribute() method
Experimental: This is an experimental technology
Check the Browser compatibility table carefully before using this in production.
The allowAttribute()
method of the Sanitizer
interface sets an attribute to be allowed on all elements.
The specified attribute is added to the list of attributes
in this sanitizer's configuration.
The attribute is removed from the removeAttributes
list if present.
Note that to allow/disallow attributes only on specific elements use Sanitizer.allowElement()
.
Syntax
allowAttribute(attribute)
Parameters
attribute
-
A string indicating the name of the attribute to be allowed globally on elements, or an object with the following properties:
name
-
A string containing the name of the attribute.
namespace
Optional-
A string containing the namespace of the attribute, which defaults to
null
.
Returns
None (undefined
).
Examples
How to allow specific attributes on elements
This example shows how allowAttribute()
is used to specify that an attribute is allowed on elements.
JavaScript
The code first creates a new Sanitizer
object that initially allows no attributes.
We then call allowAttribute()
with the attributes title
and mathcolor
.
// Create an allow sanitizer
const sanitizer = new Sanitizer({
attributes: [],
});
// Allow the "title" attribute
sanitizer.allowAttribute("title");
// Allow the "mathcolor" attribute
sanitizer.allowAttribute("mathcolor");
// Log the sanitizer configuration
let sanitizerConfig = sanitizer.get();
log(JSON.stringify(sanitizerConfig, null, 2));
Results
The final configuration is logged below.
Note how both attributes are now added to the attributes
list (other attributes will not be allowed on elements when the sanitizer is used).
Specifications
Specification |
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HTML Sanitizer API # dom-sanitizer-allowattribute |