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  • c
    What did you do different? Still doesnt work for me
  • m
    What browser are you using? That's the only thing I can think of. I'm FF on linux.
  • c
    I have expereinced this with vivaldi and chrome
  • c
    on linux
  • c
    i have firefox i'll give it a try tomorrow (its rather late here) thanks for looking into this. Cheers
  • c
    @User I can confirm that it works on FF 83 but it doesnt work on any of the Chromium based browsers that Ive tried (Brave, Chrome, Vivaldi) My OS: Ubuntu 20.04
  • m
    OK, maybe a security issue, thanks I'll investigate more
  • s
    @User thank you for your feedback, I updated the text a bit and created a pull request to add "html over the wire" to the start-page: What do you think about it? https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/pull/318
  • g
    @User Mostly LGTM. I made a few comments on the PR
  • s
    I updated my PR. Feel free to update the text again.
  • s
    I try to listen to a change event of a child element. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65655484/htmx-hx-trigger-for-a-change-event-in-a-child-element Sorry, if I am just too stupid to understand the docs 🙂
  • m
    That looks right to me, you want the 
    <tr>
    listening for 
    changed
    which should bubble up from the select
  • m
    can you toss an 
    htmx.loggAll()
    in there and see if there is anything in the console?
  • m
    If that doesn't work for some reason (I can't see why it wouldn't) we could flip things and put the 
    hx-get
    on the select, and target the row instead:
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    html
    <select name="runner" required id="id_runner"
            hx-post="/leg/155/Talfreunde/ %}" 
            hx-swap="outerHTML" 
            hx-target="closest tr">
     <option value="">---------</option>
     ...
    </select>
    in fact, that is probably what you want, since you want the value of the select included in the request (it won't be if you put the request on the 
    tr
    unless the whole thing is surrounded by a 
    <form>
    tag) Also, you maybe want an 
    hx-get
    since this isn't a mutating request?
  • s
    The gets created by a library. It is far easier for me to make the act like a form. I investigate maybe the error is just between keyboard and chair.
  • m
    Ah, got it. OK, just make sure you include the value of the select w/ the 
    hx-include
    directive
  • s
  • g
    No. The main purpose of Post-Redirect-Get is to avoid POST navigation, which makes it hard to bookmark things and causes the confusing "Resend form submission?" popup on refresh. In htmx, no POST-navigation happens, as the HTML is swapped into the existing page.
  • g
    anyone w/ a SO acc feel free to send that answer
  • m
  • m
    🤣 but also 😢
  • m
    proposal: 
    hx-vars
    is deprecated in favor of 
    hx-vals
    hx-vals
    supports a 
    js:
    prefix that will let you evaluate javascript if you want new attribute, 
    hx-headers
    has same behavior, can be used to set headers
  • g
    where in the attribute would the prefix go?
  • a
    +1 for hx-vals only
  • m
    at the start
  • a
    Quick question: Am I being daft, or does a boosted form (
    hx-boost
    ) not include the button that caused the form to be submitted as a post parameter?
  • a
    I've tested submitting a form both with 
    hx-boosted="true"
    and 
    hx-boosted="false"
    . In the "false" case (i.e. normal form post), the button name is included (I'm using 
    <button name="foo" value="bar" type="submit">Submit me</button>
    ), but in the "true" case, it's not in the submitted params?
  • m
    Yes
  • m
    this is a long running issue
  • m
    let me dig up the bug
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