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  • m
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    on keydown[key is 'ArrowDown'] from <input/> in me
  set nextInput to the next <input/> from it in me
  if nextInput
    call nextInput.focus()
    halt
  end
  • g
    the <input/> in me after it
  • m
    does this pertain to your interests @User
  • g
    i'm not yet sold on this solution, but the original question does intrigue me
  • m
    plez consider moar and report back
  • g
    This would be hard to make sense of 😦
  • g
    we could have a general system for "focus ring"-like things
  • m
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    on keydown[key is 'ArrowDown'] from <input/> in me
  focus() the next <input/> from it in me or 
          the first <input/> in me
  halt
  • m
  • f
    Hey @mysterious-toddler-20573 can you push https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/pull/520 when you get a chance - would like to point a person at Twitter on it & might bring up page in my talk. Unless it sucks of course, ha.
  • m
    merged
  • f
    Thanks!
  • c
    Hi folks. I have a page with a bunch of ``s that are refreshed frequently by a cron job. I'd like to make all the s autorefresh. I tried doing a poll on the html side but it doesn't seem to trigger a reload of the img perse. Any suggestions on how to approach this? Currently I have ↓ (and being lazy haven't switched to returning fragments yet so just `hg-select`ing)
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    <div class="container"
         id="content"
         hx-get="/charts"
         hx-trigger="every 900s"
         hx-select="div#content"
         hx-swap="outerHTML">
  • g
    Yes. You want hx-sse
  • g
    It’ll work with images and let’s you push new code (that points back to the new image) to your client whenever they change.
  • c
    OK thanks - if it should work with the images as well I will play around a bit more!
  • g
    To add a little more... hx-trigger should work just fine, even every 900s.
  • g
    If you know the images will change on a regular schedule, then hx-trigger is probably the way to go.
  • g
    But if you don’t know when your images will update, then have the server push them. It takes a bit more setup on your server side, but it’s worth it
  • m
    are the images maybe being cached in the brower cache? This should work pretty easily. I'd knock the refresh down to day 10s and look at the server and see if it's getting the request, and then look at the cache headers for the images and see if they are accidentally being cached somewhere.
  • g
    Good catch. Perhaps add a random query parameter as a cache buster?
  • g
    Or anti-caching headers in the server response.
  • c
    Good points! I'll look into that. And will have a look at server side push as well - just for the fun of it 🙂
  • n
  • s
    To make Python as cool as PHP, I created Draft PEP this morning: https://github.com/guettli/peps/blob/master/pep-9999.rst
  • m

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wjqsPtj2QYâ–¾

  • s
    TypeError: Cannot read property 'htmx-internal-data' of null when doing this htmx.ajax('GET','/admin/country/'+cell.getValue()+'/language-editor', '#language-editor');
  • s
    im so confused
  • s
    ah maybe it has to do with the selector
  • s
    ya works when i use htmx.find()
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