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[Popup] Add declarative invocation and move event bubbling to an appendix #459

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Thanks for adding this!
I just have some nits and a comment on the hidden attribute.

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e.stopPropagation()
e.currentTarget.dispatchEvent(new CommandEvent(e.currentTarget.id))
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Note: for many `popup`s, the element which invokes the `popup` and the element the `popup` is anchored to will be one in the same. However, there are cases where the author may want to anchor to a child/parent of the element which invoked the popup. Similiarly, there are cases (such as this teaching UI example) where no such invoking element exists. Therefore, we do not propose collapsing invocation and anchoring responsibilities to one attribute, as they are distinct responsibilities.
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I agree with not collapsing both responsibilities to one attribute. But for convenience, does it make sense that the popup attribute should create some sort of "automatic" anchor attribute on the <popup>, if no such attribute actually exists? I.e.

<button popup=p></button>
<popup id=p></popup>

in this case, the anchor element for #p would be <button>.

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Agreed, this seems like a natural way to go and something we discussed. I think the potential issues would be: what if there's more than one element with a popup attribute pointing to the given popup? Which would be used as the anchor? This open issue might have bearing on resolution as well: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/MSEdgeExplainers/pull/459/files#diff-66cb270cf5b767927a4ab78042b4ea5e1e52c2c2c372f5e3d3d3b192787175d4R321

I think it's better to call this out though so per your comment added this note: 3251149

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LGTM, thanks! :)

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Thanks for the changes here, LGTM!

@melanierichards melanierichards merged commit 369cd27 into MicrosoftEdge:main Feb 25, 2021
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