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  • m
    but you want to take advantage of bubbling here I think
  • a
    where can I see bubbling in the docs?
  • m
    it's the normal DOM bubbling of events https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_bubbling
  • a
    I moved "hx-trigger" to the form element but it does not work
  • a
    you mean i shlould add something like this: htmx.on("htmx:load", function(evt) { myJavascriptLib.init(evt.details.elt); }); ??
  • a
    maybe bubbling does not work if I consume the event? (onkeyup="")
  • a
    anyway: what i found is that "hx-trigger" and "onkeyup" events can live together on the same "input" and fire both,
  • m
    ah, yeah, as long as the rest of the trigger behavior is the same
  • m
    :/
  • m
    sorry
  • m
  • b
    Woohoo congrats 🎉
  • b
    Hello, if I want to fill a edit box with some string extracted from the page's url after the page is loaded, I should use something like jQuery, right?
  • b
    I assume it's not a task within htmx's scope? Thanks.
  • m
    Edwin, yeah, that's correct, that's not part of htmx
  • b
    @User , I got it, thanks!
  • m
  • m
  • u
    Hi, is there support for tracking if static assets have changed like in Phoenix LiveView https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/Phoenix.LiveView.html#static_changed?/1?
  • m
    Hi Neil, can you explain more how that works? I don't think I have a good handle on it, but given my understanding I think you could implement something similar to that using websockets in htmx
  • m
    htmx doesn't have a server side component, by design, however, so we can't offer the same level of integration that something like liveview does
  • u
    Hi 1cg, here is another example from turbolinks https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks#reloading-when-assets-change
  • u
    useful for when you deploy. basically if a user has v1 of styles in the browser, then I deploy v2 styles, then they make ajax requests with htmx, the user will receive html expecting v2 styles to be in their browser but they only have v1 styles so things could look broken.
  • u
    really like htmx by the way! 😀
  • m
    ah, the CSS has changed
  • m
    So one approach I have seen with that in intercooler.js is to track the app version in the session and, if the version id updates, issue a trigger via a header to do a full page refresh
  • m
    But I will think more about how htmx can handle something like this
  • m
    it's tricky in the htmx context since I am trying to keep it as server agnostic as possible
  • m
    which means that is is more compatible (and more focused) by just trying to complete HTML, but also it doesn't provide the server/client integration that many frameworks do
  • m
    great to hear, I hope it is helpful 🙂
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