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  • m
    good skill to have!
  • a
    yes but not for a network architect 😄
  • m
    even a network architect if they have the misfortune of needing to do some web development!
  • e
    Does anyone know if there's an example out there of how to do an HTMX table that has edit AND delete? I see separate examples for those here: https://htmx.org/examples/ But I don't see an example that has both
  • a
    is there any know issues of bootstrap5 & HTMX specifically around client-side-templates?
  • m
    there shouldn't be
  • m
    nothing special about generated HTML inserted into the DOM when it comes to CSS
  • a
    have tried Metro4 and it's the same 😦
  • r
    Won a prize at a hackathon at work with a HTMX based project. I love this project
  • a
    quick Q, is there anything special we need for Flask like we do for Django e.g: {% verbatim %}
  • a
    YES!!!
  • a
    {% raw %} {% endraw%} is required!!!
  • a
    for Flask
  • a
    answer below 🙂
  • m
    EXCELLENT
  • g
    "partial hydration" "islands architecture" my sibling in Christ, it's called sprinkles
  • a
    Can I have htmx do two different things (from one trigger?)
  • a
    I want to do like hx-get /urlA hx-target A and hx-get /urlB hx-target B
  • r

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0VCNB9Ep2Mâ–¾

  • r
    /dist
    is ressurected
  • s
  • b
    And there was me listening to http://sunday.fm/
  • a
    guys, is there any way of populating a table using client-side-templates with nunjacks with a target div?
  • a
    i have a list which i'd like to use to populate my elements with inside of a table
  • a
    e.g: {% for line in log_file %} {{ line }} {% endfor %}
  • r
    Hi. Not sure about nunjacks but I've had a lot of trouble getting htmx to work with table rows.
  • a
    thoughts so, will stick with list-groups 😦
  • e
    hey folks! I'm currently playing around with htmx for a toy project of mine (I'm one of those guys who's afraid of the usual suspects in the frontend worlds and I'm very happy to be able to build a proper UI without messing around with npm and JS) and I'm hitting a barrier with a UI part. I'm not sure how to solve that properly so I thought I'd drop my thoughts in here to see if some of you have some comments on that (or pointers to relevant existing work on that matter): I'm building a kind of journal where the user can document "sessions" consisting of some metadata and then a number of session items. What I have in mind is a form that includes an "add new item" button which inserts a new row where the user can enter data for a single item. That's pretty straightforward, but it gets interesting when it comes to sending the data to the server and processing it there: AFAIK, HTML forms (and also htmx?) don't support the concept of "a list of things" where the things in the list consist of a couple of form elements themselves. The only way I could think of is to suffix each form element for each row with an index and then parse it on the server, trying each index and using whatever is there. That should work, but I'm wondering if there's something more elegant. (An SPA would probably send a list of JSON objects to the server, which would feel much more straightforward)
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  • m
    table parsing is notoriously finicky unfortunately, you can turn on the 
    useTemplateFragments
    options which is a bit better at dealing with them: https://htmx.org/docs/#config
  • w
    Have you ever wanted to you know, send the timezone of the browser to your backend so you can you know render date/time in their timezone, then HTMX is for you
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<body hx-headers='js:{"X-Timezone": Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone}' class="bg-gray-100">
</body>
    OMG, Like WTH 🤯 🤯 🤯
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