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  • c
    all im returning is the actual for the tables, so how would I feel from django into the row,Add() with htmx?
  • c
    Or am i just skipping that and using an ajax request to get a json response instead
  • w
    now I'm just speculating: but I think you can capture the event object in your function and then use event.detail to get at that data and call the DataTables add() but I'm not precisely sure about that..
  • c
    Fair enough, someone on reddit worked it out but didnt details how all they mentioned was use htmx.process()
  • w
    gotta link to that reddit ?
  • c
  • c
    Got me stumped
  • w
    hmm. I will contemplate it and reply back if I think of something. In the meantime, thanks for that link! great back-story from @mysterious-toddler-20573
  • c
    Appreciate it
  • m
  • b
    Hi all, I’m new to htmx so forgive a potentially simple concept that I can’t get my head around: Is it possible to update multiple elements from one button click? In my example: click button —> change the button’s aria-expanded attribute to “true” and remove the “hidden” class from a separate, now-visible element. Really excited to get familiar with htmx & start using it in earnest!
  • e
    I was going to say take a look at https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-swap-oob/. 
    hx-swap-oob
    allows you to swap multiple pieces of HTML into your page with one request. But in your case I think you're going to want to use hyperscript or Alpine.js. With hyperscript you can do something like:
    Copy code
    <button
  aria-expanded="false"
  _="on click set @aria-expanded to 'true'
     then remove .hidden from #myOtherElement"
>
  My Button
</button>
<div id="myOtherElement" class="hidden">
  My other element
</div>
  • e
  • m
    @refined-waiter-90422 is this pull good to go? https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/pull/911
  • m
  • m
    group thoughts?
  • h
    Can you do both or is that annoying
  • h
    The comma separated form is easier on the eyes
  • h
    The Json form is easier to put in through some kind of js binding
  • m
    wonder if we should steal this object literal parsing code: https://github.com/mbest/js-object-literal-parse/blob/master/js-object-literal-parse.js
  • m
    that's what I really want
  • m
    stupid JSON.parse
  • g
    if you're going to put a bunch of parsing code into htmx we can find a better syntax than js object literals
  • e
    I think this is a good idea. Looks better at least
  • m
    go on
  • g
    no
  • m
    lol
  • m
    lmao
  • g
    i'm tired rn
  • m
    a fair point
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