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When targeting the current node, you can do event="function(this)" to tell the function you are dealing with this node. How can you get the node that the current element is in?
<div>
<span event="function(this)">Click here</span>
</div>
I want to deal with the div, not the span. The current code deals with the span.
Each DOM Node has a
parentNodeproperty for that.