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  • Mmm that’s a bug for sure
    m
    Mmm that’s a bug for sure
  • definitely not expectec
    m
    definitely not expectec
  • I'll try Chrome
    f
    I'll try Chrome
  • what version of htmx?
    m
    what version of htmx?
  • OK, I'm able to reproduce
    m
    OK, I'm able to reproduce
  • but not sure what to do
    m
    but not sure what to do
  • 🙂
    m
    🙂
  • I can check if the response contains a `/<body/` and not use templates in that case
    m
    I can check if the response contains a 
    /<body/
    and not use templates in that case
  • does this sound right? I remember SVGs give problems because they can contain a `<title` element, but surely they can't contain a `<body` element...
    m
    does this sound right? I remember SVGs give problems because they can contain a 
    <title
    element, but surely they can't contain a 
    <body
    element...
  • Glad I don't need to figure out a solution for using `boost` and not using `useTemplateFragments`!
    f
    Glad I don't need to figure out a solution for using 
    boost
    and not using 
    useTemplateFragments
    !
  • This seems like a bug so wondering if there is an escape technique to solve: tried to use toggle (and add) to insert a tailwind class (translate-x-3.5). That failed without error. Toggle translate-x-3 and translate-x-4 both work fine so I assume that the "." in 3.5 causes the failure. A. Is that correct?, and B. Is there some syntax that would allow me to escape the decimal so I can use this tailwind class?
    d
    This seems like a bug so wondering if there is an escape technique to solve: tried to use toggle (and add) to insert a tailwind class (translate-x-3.5). That failed without error. Toggle translate-x-3 and translate-x-4 both work fine so I assume that the "." in 3.5 causes the failure. A. Is that correct?, and B. Is there some syntax that would allow me to escape the decimal so I can use this tailwind class?
  • Do htmx/hs have any upcoming releases scheduled?
    w
    Do htmx/hs have any upcoming releases scheduled?
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    a
    ]
  • How to correctly import htmx and extensions when using vite?
    a
    How to correctly import htmx and extensions when using vite?
  • when i import any extension, it throws htmx is not defined error
    a
    when i import any extension, it throws htmx is not defined error
  • `<script>` ?
    r
    <script>
    ?
  • Does anyone know a tutorial that is only uses django and starts with a simple things like loading a list view and when click instead of loading in different url the detail view comes up on the same page?
    s
    Does anyone know a tutorial that is only uses django and starts with a simple things like loading a list view and when click instead of loading in different url the detail view comes up on the same page?
  • All the tutorials ive found so far have additional package requirements and jump straight into things like CRUD or User Authentication.
    s
    All the tutorials ive found so far have additional package requirements and jump straight into things like CRUD or User Authentication.
  • <https://github.com/spookylukey/django-htmx-patterns/>
    r
  • Minimum viable htmx + django ☝️
    r
    Minimum viable htmx + django ☝️
  • No libraries except htmx
    r
    No libraries except htmx
  • This is clever '''<body hx-headers='{"X-CSRFToken": "{{ csrf_token }}"}'>'''
    m
    This is clever ''''''
  • Hi, dumb back-end developer here. I'm currently making something with MithrilJS that dynamically adds something to the vdom that has a hx-get property. When interacting with the element, it doesn't make the request because, I'm guessing, htmx isn't automatically listening for new things being added. Is there some way I can make an element register itself with html upon being added. Thanks.
    b
    Hi, dumb back-end developer here. I'm currently making something with MithrilJS that dynamically adds something to the vdom that has a hx-get property. When interacting with the element, it doesn't make the request because, I'm guessing, htmx isn't automatically listening for new things being added. Is there some way I can make an element register itself with html upon being added. Thanks.
  • A possible hack I can think of is to create the thing ahead of time and toggle its visibility when it needs to appear.
    b
    A possible hack I can think of is to create the thing ahead of time and toggle its visibility when it needs to appear.
  • But as I typed that, I swear I could hear the faint cry of thousands of front-end devs.
    b
    But as I typed that, I swear I could hear the faint cry of thousands of front-end devs.
  • Who says after 1.9 it's not gonna be 1.10 though 😏
    f
    Who says after 1.9 it's not gonna be 1.10 though 😏
  • Who cares about semver? Typescript style versioning is the way to go. 🙂
    p
    Who cares about semver? Typescript style versioning is the way to go. 🙂
  • Let’s use fruit as the version numbers
    m
    Let’s use fruit as the version numbers
  • I propose the next version be called mango
    m
    I propose the next version be called mango
  • tomato then
    f
    tomato then
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