htmx

Oh, nice! I didn't think about including the form instead of the individual fields

You should be able to put something like `hx-include="closest form"` on the input issuing the GET

there's only one very minor thing, the form gets submitted again when I defocus the text input

Right, thats the form responding to that change event, which is triggered by the input

Which for the end user doesn't change anything, but it fires an additional xhr request

you'll need to filter that event, I'll update the codepen to show you how

```html
<form hx-boost="true" hx-trigger="change[target.id != 'input-1']" ...>
  <input id='input-1' ...>
```

https://codepen.io/1cg/pen/abqoYXG?editors=1001

Works perfectly thanks 🙂 I can replace most of my tables with this I guess. I just need to abstract things a bit polish a bit some other things

``` <div>
                    <a href="#" hx-get="{% url 'getproducts'%}" hx-target="#test" hx-swap="innerHTML"></a>
                </div>```

 how can i refresh or reload a code snippet with alpine.js when the  button is clicked

Just a suggestion for all you content creating developers – a tutorial on htmx for non-web developers. 

I'm really interested in all the hype of htmx, but don't know enough about WebDev to utilize it.

great idea!  do you have an example article we can use as a template or motivation?

I guess just an overview of modern js patterns (buzz words I see a lot are forms and 'the dom'), and how htmx can be used to simplify the experience

forms and "the dom" are not js patterns, they're parts of the html spec

Maybe how you would interact with forms the dom in modern js, and then htmx

Honestly any introductory guide about htmx that starts by discussing javascript would completely miss the point of htmx.

Well, we need to meet people where they are

Josh, can you maybe provide an outline of the topics you'd like to see covered?

would this be for the aspiring wordpress dev?

I can imagine a very simple "from the ground up" HTML -> htmx doc

By "not a webdev", I would assume someone who does not currently know what javascript is

I wonder what platform is the right one to target for non-web developers

EG the designers I work with use webflow to make marketing sites

This is what I had in mind.

Forgive me, as I'm so ignorant I don't even know what questions to ask.