Adding

hx-disable

(after the DOM has loaded) has no effect as well.

Any way I can tell HTMX to forget about a link after it's been initialized ?

htmx.process()

on the node should re-init it

I'll try it right now - thanks

Solved! - Thank you.

prepping for a small htmx release tomorrow: https://dev.htmx.org/test/1.8.6/test/

works on my machine

How can I post all the input elements in a DIV not in a FORM. Currently I do this and it works, but is too much writing > "hx-include": "#CardSettings [name='name'], #CardSettings [name='status'], #CardSettings [name='downloads_enabled'], #CardSettings [name='leads_enabled'], #CardSettings [name='marketplace_enabled'], #CardSettings [name='sales_enabled'], #CardSettings [name='social_widget_enabled']",

Something like:

hx-include= "#CardSettings [type='input']"

Or give all your inputs a class of e.g.

.includeinput

and then use that css selector

All tests passing.

Or, you might just be able to do this to get all inputs:

hx-include="#CardSettings"

Since this page: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-include/ Says: > Note that if you include a non-input element, all input elements enclosed in that element will be included.

This one indeed worked. Thanks > hx-include="#CardSettings"

omg sass was not doing much, wtf aha. Good to see another dependency gone.

Very nice release!

htmx releases

lol I thought I was binging it

Hi. Can you help with one question - is there any way to get cookies using htmx? Thanks!

Can you be a little more specific about what you're trying to do? Generally speaking, with HTMX you'll be using the browser's rules to set and send cookies i.e. the server returns a header to set cookies, and the browser will attach those cookies to requests (that HTMX makes) based on a variety of rules. There's a bunch of subtopics there but if you give an example I can maybe point you in the right direction

hello, how is everyone, is there anyone online?

> Have simple CGI-BIN page for upload image to server script via PUT method. Trying something like this, but have no luck. Could someone kick me to right direction?

<input id="new_area" type="file" name="mapfile" hx-put="cgi-bin/upload.pl/map.png">

> Server script successfully tested by:

curl.exe -u "user:passwd" -T "c:\work\map.png" "map.png"

I don't think you're going to be able to use htmx to do file upload just with an

hx-put

. You can either force a page refresh when it's done (i.e., a non-htmx request), or handle it via your own JavaScript.

You can, although it will use form-based upload with

multipart/form-data

If you want to do raw file uploads however, this is where things get tricky

> I need perform exact same data transfer as

curl.exe -T

doing, do not know if this is called 'raw file'

Has anyone go an infinite scroll to work in both directions? Using the docs here: https://htmx.org/examples/infinite-scroll/ I've got this working when scrolling downwards, but when I implement this going upwards it creates an infinite loop and attempts to hit the server again and again. My use case is I have a range of dates from 0 AD (ACE) through to 2023 AD (ACE) that I have datapoints for. The user will see the dates in a nested scroll div with a fixed height containing dates 1890 to 1910, starting at 1900 but if they scroll up or down more dates will load. My code for the above which creates an infinite loop of requests to the server: