Adding onclick={{action 'myAction'}} to an svg element does not work as expected and throws an error.
The action function seems to be inlined on the element. But still throws an error.

Reproduction twiddle: https://ember-twiddle.com/ab12e8e67d1fb5ae7783aa2703a13043?openFiles=templates.components.my-svg.hbs%2Ctemplates.components.my-svg.hbs
Here it works -> console prints Clicked!The black SVG triangle -> console prints Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token (When in the svg namespace we always set attribute (not properties). When you set an attribute to a function, it will set the attribute to the string value of the function instead.
@andressrg It sounds like we need more documentation on SVG use in component, especially regarding actions. I didn't know that when using SVG the attribute will become the string value. So It sounds like you may need a workaround. How about using browser events instread?
@locks is there documenation available or in the works regarding using SVG elements in Ember components?
@rwjblue I think if onclick={{action 'my-action'}} works on any element it should work on all elements that support onclick no? I'm going to label this as a bug.
@krisselden - I was not justifying that the current behavior was correct, I was explaining what is happening.
This would also be addressed by attr-first-but-special-behavior-when-type-of-function in Glimmer
Any word on what the fix might be?
UP, same error with Glimmerjs
Just seen this in Glimmer as well - if anyone has a work around then that would be great.
@lllama, @tonyhschu this works for me:
<polygon points="300,1007.5 300,1550 0,775 300,0 300,542.5 2050,542.5 2050,1007.5"
{{action "someAction"}}> </polygon>
When I use onmouseover={{action "someAction"}} - it has similar problem
I ran into this with FontAwesome 5. I didn't even get any console error messages.
Lifearts fix worked for me however.
@MrChriZ @andressrg @fredguth @fyzwjd @krisselden @lifeart @lllama @mixonic @rwjblue @tonyhschu is this still an issue, perhaps we should close or create a new reproduction of this, what do you think?
Closing for now, feel free to re-open if you can reproduce in the current release of Ember.
This works great in Chrome, but without onclick, you can't get an event to make this work in Firefox. Any other workarounds?
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When I use onmouseover={{action "someAction"}} - it has similar problem