Sure! Here’s an HTML content that demonstrates calling a composable function from an `onclick` event:
“`html
Call Composable Function
“`
Explanation:
– We have a `div` element, which acts as a container to hold our content.
– Inside the `div`, we have an `h2` element containing the heading for our example.
– Below the heading, there is a `button` element that triggers the `onclick` event.
– The `onclick` attribute is set to `”myComposableFunction()”`, which is the name of the composable function we want to call.
– Inside the `script` tag, we define our composable function `myComposableFunction()`. For demonstration purposes, it simply logs a message to the console, but you can perform any other actions within the function.
When the button is clicked, the `onclick` event is triggered, and the `myComposableFunction()` is called, resulting in the message being logged to the console.
Feel free to modify the code according to your specific requirements or replace the console log with your desired functionality.