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  • m
    given that you are already using hyperscript, I might catch all the events there and dispatch a 
    doSearch
    event
  • m
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<div hx-trigger="search changed delay:400ms"
   _="on load or change or keyup 
        if my value's length > 3 trigger search"
  • m
    (sorry noodling on it)
  • p
    i don't think you can put changed in there, won't work right on load?, it won't be a change?
  • m
    🤔
  • m
    ah, right, you want it to search w/ the initial value
  • m
    never mind me
  • m
    😑
  • p
    and "on load or change changed..." doesn't seem to be accepted
  • m
    😑
  • m
    never mind me
  • m
    🙂
  • p
    btw: thanks for all the work on htmx/hyperscript. It makes front-end work fun again.
  • b
    https://htmx.org/examples/confirm/ does not work in my browser, but 
    Swal.fire({title: 'Confirm', text:'Do you want to continue?'})
    works just fine ... also the example on the website works fine for me. did anyone else have issues?
  • b
    <button class="btn btn-info" onclick="Swal.fire({title: 'Confirm', text:'Do you want to continue?'})">
    this works too ...
  • b
    would HTMX fire the action if no /confirmed endpoint exists?
  • b
    I do not even see an error message
  • g
    If I understand your question, yes. Htmx would trigger a request to the server, but it wouldn’t go anywhere. Your browser would issue an error, and nothing would change on your screen. Your browser doesn’t know if an endpoint exists until it tries. Does this sound right to you?
  • b
    yes. I would have expected for no existing endpoint to get an error message in the console, but nothing ...
  • g
    Hmm. If it’s not there, then the request isn’t getting triggered. I’m not familiar with the 
    Swal.fire
    calls you’re using. Perhaps check in there for some other kind of error?
  • b
    I just copy&pasted the code from the example and I was expecting an error message ... I actually do not really know why I expected this 😛
  • g
    Oh, gotcha. Looks like "Sweet Alert" - a pretty confirmation dialog that's embedded in the example. The example page is working correctly for me on my machine. When you go to the website, does it work there? If so, then something's different with your code (e.g. is htmx installed correctly on your test page?)
  • b
    ah yes, like I said, it works on the website, but I copy and pasted the code in a fiddle and expected an error. other htmx elements on the page work fine.
  • r
    vaguely related but I find it hilarious that bulma billed itself as the more modern, lightweight CSS framework when compared to bootstrap and now it's larger than bootstrap 4
  • m
    🙂
  • m
    I will never be able to see that meme without Deniz saying "That basically means either you die or you don't"
  • p
    Should SSE incorporate hx-include? Eg: 
    hx-sse="connect:/events/query" hx-include="#inputItem"
    I was expecting an EventSource that included inputItem.value as a query parameter.
  • p
    (context: i'm making calls that have a slow and steady output, would like to have those stream back to the client via SSE instead of all at once)
  • g
    That would require disconnecting and reconnecting the connection every time the input value changed. It would be a big job to ask from htmx. However, with a little creativity, you should be able to do this with the hyperscript implementation already.
  • p
    I see, i expected to control that via hx-trigger
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