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  • h
    that's what it looks like to me
  • m
    OK. I will call that a bug.
  • m
    It's a subtle one, but it's a bug.
  • h
    let me put up a sample
  • t
    maybe using 
    intersect once
    ?
  • m
    unfortunately it still will fire
  • m
    the problem is we are loading in old content, and the state associated with it is lost
  • m
    i'll need to think about it
  • m
    in the meantime, we can use some hyperscript or javascript to fix it
  • h
    I was thinking attaching hx-disable on as part of the afterSwap event
  • m
    yep, that would work
  • h
    alright let me put up a test case to demo the bug
  • h
    and then I'll see about working around it
  • c
    Hi guys, I'm running into an error on a page where I issue an hx-delete. The server deletes the row as expected and then sends back a 204. However, htmx doesn't seem to like that as it throws an error in my javascript console: 
    htmx.org@1.6.0:1 Response Status Error Code 204 from /api/wifinetworks/16/
  • m
    i think that's a bug in the latest release, it shouldn't cause any issues but prints an annoying error message. I will try to get it fixed this weekend and cut a new release.
  • m
    can you open a github issue for it?
  • t
  • m
  • m
    it's possible to have non-swap response codes not be errors
  • t
    yes but 204 seems to be an exception, no ? I thought error is triggered because 204 is handled like 400,..., 500 code.
  • a
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  • l
    For a (paid) side project, I got asked to expose some information "however I want" - they're going to integrate it into a dashboard app. They're getting 2 endpoints - one with an HTML table of the data (fragment), and one that wraps the table in a document with minimalist styling. They can style it, or they can use my black/white/gray striping with hover highlighting. So easy! Now, I wait for the consumers to say "Huh - how do we swap this into our placeholder?" LOL
  • g
    thing that should exist: a convenient way to scrape html tables
  • g
    Yes, very cool idea. Are you thinking you'd want to scrape the tables into a Javascript array? That should be pretty easy to do in JS or Hyperscript. Would this be used in htmx, or somewhere else?
  • g
    in programmatic clients of an html api
  • g
    Yup.
  • g
    preferably with support for scope=rowgroup
  • g
    and rowspan
  • g
    colgroup might make sense too, thinking about it
  • m
    I think ideally only 400 and 500 codes should trigger error logging by default, but of course it should (will) be configurable
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