as you see in /selectedImageForGallery func I taking filename and return whole attributes for addToGalleryTextbox which includes value='filename'

if you want func I can post it too

I think I’m following you. What does your python server return when you post a file to it? That content should show up in the

#addToGalleryTextbox

DOM node. Does that make sense?

exactly

maybe we go priv to not spam here?

Sure. No problem. I might be a little slow getting back to you, but I’ll see how I can help you dig in to this 🙂

ok thx 🙂

Whoa. You take a break from reading Discord for a few days and come back to 220 unread messages in the htmx channel. If I didn’t know any better, I’d say htmx is getting popular 😱

Dammit. My bohemian soul will just have to deal with my favourite web framework becoming bourgeois I guess 😁

Also, I saw a question about large apps using htmx. Well, we’re no bank, but Intercooler sits at the heart of our B2B SaaS fintech solution supporting hundreds of financial advice firms (2 of them are divisions of large banks). This is our flagship product that makes it possible for our 20 person company to exist. Also, we’re in the process of migrating it to htmx and hyperscript (mainly because we want to phase out JQuery and some dated components which rely on it) and we‘re about 90% done. Once the migration is completed and in production (we’ll also wait till @mysterious-toddler-20573 gets around to finishing the hyperscript refactoring 😁 ), I‘ll do a write up about the process and benefits and drop the link here for anyone that might be interested 👍

Hi, does anyone knows whether htmx supports ic-action or any client side actions features? Can't seem to find anything in the docs

Ok, i found the answer using search on discord. basically need to use hyperscript 🙂

Yes exactly. It took me a little while to “get” it and tbh I was a little grumpy at first (“how dare @mysterious-toddler-20573 take away ic-action?!”) ... but I quickly realized that hyperscript is actually much more expressive than the handful of client-side focused attributes we had in Intercooler. I started writing an Intercooler -> htmx migration guide (which really just maps Intercooler attributes to their equivalent htmx ones at this point). It’s still a draft, but it has been a handy reference when porting Intercooler apps to htmx + hyperscript. The link is in the #780786399704121365 channel if you’re interested (it’s in the htmx GitHub repo, if you or anyone else feel like contributing to it)

🙂 I don't think htmx will ever be mainstream, don't

worry

ic-action was interesting, but was spiraling a bit and i felt like I was inventing a language without inventing a language properly, hence hyperscript. I would like to merge the runtime change back into dev this evening, would you be willing to test with it?

If it works OK for you, I'll probably release it as 0.4 (and maybe throw a for loop in there)

the new runtime is much more flexible and I think can do some pretty cool stuff

Sure! It’s a bit late in the day for me now, but I should be able to take a look from tomorrow 👍

OK, I'm a little terrified about merging it, but it's time

Well... hence the version number < 1, right? I say go for it 😁💪

😑

ok, I've merged to dev if you want to test with it

😑

You might yet be surprised at how people flock to an elegant solution that works, is easy to get started with and can get you surprisingly far before you might have to look to something else. Once more people cotton on to the fact that they’re not trying to solve the same scale of challenges as Google/FB/etc. and therefore don’t need the complexity that comes with big JS frameworks, it might be a different ballgame. The Hotwire guys are also helping a ton to make people away of ... whatever collective name we’re still gonna come up with these html-over-the-wire frameworks

Awesome! 👏👏 I’ll check it out and let you know in case of issues

what about bootstrap which does rely on some javascript, be it BT4 or BT5, e.g. bootstrap.bundle.min.js?

the CSS should "just work"

the javascript components may need to be initialized via the

onLoad

pattern: https://htmx.org/api/#onLoad

so that new content added to the DOM is properly wired up w/ the appropriate javascript