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There are a couple of things I had to do in order to get this to work. First, when dynamically generating the HTML, I assigned a unique class to all of the elements I wanted to make clickable (and simulate the onclick behavior). After the display had been generated, I pulled all spans on the page as such: <code>var span = document.getElementsByTagName('span');</code> and then iterated through them, adding an event listener to the ones where I needed a clickable action: <pre><code>for(var i=0; i<span.length; i++){ if (span[i].className == "firstUniqueClass") { span[i].addEventListener("click", firstUniqueFunction, false); } else if (span[i].className == "secondUniqueClass") { span[i].addEventListener("click", secondUniqueFunction, false); } } </code></pre> In short, what this gives me is the ability to assign a function whenever there's a click event on one of those spans. Unfortunately, I also wanted to pass variables to my functions. I ended up having to encode those in the element, in pseudo-RDF, and then decoding it in the function. For instance, if I added 'data:url="http://www.google.com/"', I'd regenerate it as such: <pre><code>function copyLink(event) { var startPos = event.currentTarget.outerHTML.indexOf('data:url="') + 10; var endPos = event.currentTarget.outerHTML.indexOf('"', startPos + 2); var link = event.currentTarget.outerHTML.slice(startPos, endPos); } </code></pre> Tada. A hackish way to reenable the onclick event in Adobe AIR.
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