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edited Nov 22, 2018 at 10:15

I normally do property binding like this:

<a [href]="myHref">Link</a>

(where myHref is a property in my Component class.)

But I've also seen

<a href="{{myHref}}">Link</a>

on the Angular website. Which I understand.

But I've also seen this:

<a href={{myHref}}>Link</a>

(without the quotations).

It works, but I can't see this exact syntax being used on the Angular website anywhere. Is it allowed?

I normally do property binding like this:

<a [href]="myHref">Link</a>

(where myHref is a property in my Component class.

But I've also seen

<a href="{{myHref}}">Link</a>

on the Angular website. Which I understand.

But I've also seen this:

<a href={{myHref}}>Link</a>

(without the quotations).

It works, but I can't see this exact syntax being used on the Angular website anywhere. Is it allowed?

I normally do property binding like this:

<a [href]="myHref">Link</a>

(where myHref is a property in my Component class.)

But I've also seen

<a href="{{myHref}}">Link</a>

on the Angular website. Which I understand.

But I've also seen this:

<a href={{myHref}}>Link</a>

(without the quotations).

It works, but I can't see this exact syntax being used on the Angular website anywhere. Is it allowed?

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asked May 1, 2018 at 16:13

Angular attribute/property interpolation

I normally do property binding like this:

<a [href]="myHref">Link</a>

(where myHref is a property in my Component class.

But I've also seen

<a href="{{myHref}}">Link</a>

on the Angular website. Which I understand.

But I've also seen this:

<a href={{myHref}}>Link</a>

(without the quotations).

It works, but I can't see this exact syntax being used on the Angular website anywhere. Is it allowed?

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