htmx

I am playing with having form validation errors coming "live" from my backend. For this, I added an extra GET endpoint which will return the `<form>` with the validation errors in it if there are. To make this work, I have to repeat the same `hx-get` on each input field since it is not an element that inherits. I would liked to have just put it on the `<form>` once. Is this just the way it is, or are there alternatives I can use?

I want the htmx request to trigger on `keyup changed throttle:200ms` for the inputs in the form. If I add `hx-get` just on the form, no request is sent. I need to add the `hx-get` on the `<input>` itself.

Oh so your issue is not issuing a bunch of requests each time but rather having to put the hx-get everywhere?

you might be able to add a modifier to `keyup changed throttle:200ms`.  https://htmx.org/docs/#trigger-modifiers

New Question:
is there a way yet to download a response from an htmx response?
like if the headers are `content-disposition: attachment; filename=private.file`

best option is a client-side redirect to that URL

did you put the `keyup` trigger on the form too?

what are the disadvantages of this function?
```
const downloadCSVfromJsonResponse = (file) => {
    let blob = new Blob([file.body], { type: file.type })
    const DownloadUrl = URL.createObjectURL(blob)
    const anchorElement = document.createElement('a')
    anchorElement.href = DownloadUrl
    anchorElement.download = `${file.name}`
    anchorElement.click()
    anchorElement.parentNode.removeChild(anchorElement)
    URL.revokeObjectURL(DownloadUrl)
}
```

Just tried it now, makes no difference it seems.

I don't see a big one, other than htmx doesn't do that 🙂

I'm gonna implement it now and post a function

that function expects a very specific object. so I'll rewrite it to work a little more like the browser.

`monitorEvents(htmx.find("form"));` does indeed show `keyup` events coming from my input. But  `htmx.logAll();` is not printing anything and I see no request happening.

I'll try to build a small example later, getting late here now.

roger, will have more time to help tomorrow

"HYPERMEDIA ON WHATEVER YOU'D LIKE" he screamed, out loud, scaring his dogs <#1105940759556923433>

can htmx run on a teapot? There's a nice http code for that…

when intercepting the "htmx:afterOnLoad" event, can I change the swap behavior? (wanna change it to none)