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  • i
    I can use cookies in the app but the apis i call need a auth bearer token - so i guess I'll read that out of the cookie then insert it into the requests
  • s
    You might look at https://htmx.org/events/#htmx:configRequest, this allows you to do that automatically at each request
  • g
    Yes. That’s what my extension hooks into. It also listens to HTTP responses and stores any 
    Authentication
    headers for the future. It’s about as plug-and-play as you can make it.
  • g
    Feel free to customize the plug-in to fit your specific API 😀
  • r
    Still haven't been able to figure this one out, is the event listener somehow swallowing the reset event preventing the form from being cleared?
  • m
  • m
    You can try using 
    monitorEvents()
    in chrome to see what's going on
  • u
    Hi everyone, just found out about HTMX as a Flask Python web developer! How is HTMX not massive right now? I guess Facebook wouldn't be happy as React would take a hit Anyway, can someone help me understand how to add debugging in Flask? I see the section on the website but its not clear where to add htmx.logAll(); or monitorEvents(htmx.find("#theElement"));
  • s
    What do you want to debug? Are you able to create a minimal example? Maybe with jsfiddle or similar tool.
  • u
    Hey just wanted to see if I can get more detail in the console when it says htmx:targetError as I've got quite a few targets going on
  • u
    Or more info in the chrome console in general
  • u
    I'm basically trying to render a new button on submit and also deal with the form submission as well by loading an image. Not sure if both can be done at the same time with the same submit button?
  • u
    If anyone has any examples in html / flask that would be great
  • f
    Hello, is there any way to abort htmx ajax request manually?
  • f
    Has anyone experimented using webcomponents and htmx?
  • g
    It should work, unless you try to put htmx attributes inside the shadow DOM, which almost definitely won't work
  • g
    But you should be able to do
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<custom-element hx-get=/asdf hx-trigger="event-from-custom-element">
  • m
    If you trap the 
    htmx:beforeSend
    event there is an 
    xhr
    property on the event detail. You could capture the request there and then abort it manually if you wanted to.
  • m
  • m
    looks like it could use an update
  • m
    slowly poisoning the internet
  • m
    the final boss
  • m
    winning duck and bing, someday we win google
  • b
    Hello, I can't seem to find an answer to this but is there an opposite to 
    delay
    on a trigger? Use case is I have table rows that open a modal. But if I'm highlighting some data on that row, I don't want to open the modal once I let go of the mouse, if that makes sense
  • u
    onmouseup
    event?
  • b
    but that would still trigger after highlighting -> letting go of the mouse right
  • u
  • u
    I guess it will behave based on how you implemented the highlighting.
  • b
    Right that's not really what I need. I still want the 
    get
    to trigger on any "click", but not to trigger if the time between the mousedown and mouseup is a certain time. Kind of like the opposite of the 
    delay
    trigger modifier
  • b
    Didn't know if I was just missing something in the docs or if it will take something more custom
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