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  • f
    wait
  • f
    thats powerful
  • f
    isnt it ?
  • f
    i got it now
  • g
    Very.
  • g
    There are some excellent examples on the htmx.org website. Definitely check those out.
  • f
    đź‘Ť
  • g
    You can run them on your own machine and see the results going back and forth to the server.
  • f
    tnx, im doing that rn
  • f
    im getting these errors
  • g
    So, that’s coming from your web server, not htmx. It’s saying that you can’t do a POST transaction.
  • g
    Try running a test transaction using a tool that you KNOW will work, then mirroring the same thing with htmx.
  • f
    transaction ?
  • f
    đź‘€
  • g
    Sorry. The POST request. That’s a better way to say it.
  • g
    Try this. Make the page with plain html first, then add in htmx second.
  • f
    i dont understand a thing from it ....
  • g
    Sorry. I’ll try to say it differently 🤓
  • g
    The best way to test you htmx code is to start with regular html that you know is working correctly.
  • f
    oh
  • f
    okay
  • g
    So, make a regular HTML form that POSTs to your web server and test that first.
  • g
    Next, add in htmx attributes to make your HTML run better.
  • g
    Think of htmx as extra parts that sit on top of HTML and make it better.
  • g
    Does that make more sense?
  • f
    yeah
  • g
    Good 🤓
  • m
    @User do you want to do the honor of adding 
    preload
    to the htmx website? Maybe the top nav?
  • g
    Top Nav? That seems a bit much. I did list it in the extensions. Maybe we could have an example page, too
  • g
    Or a blog post?
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