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  • r
    Could you provide a reproducible example, like samples of your HTML and ajax response? Not necessarily with styling, just the markup with htmx
  • l
    When you get your issue resolved, and have some time, I'd like to hear about your experience with Rust and htmx. It's on my to-learn list (and the genesis of the #937504709449764944 channel).
  • t
    How would I go about sending an authentication header through "hx-post"?
  • t
  • a
    I am so puzzled by this behavior;
  • a
    it keeps alternating between fast and slow 🤔
  • a
    (each request just runs 4 selects against a DB and returns HTML with a few select and input elements)
  • h
    try spacing out the requests
  • a
    doesn't make a difference. I triggered them by hand clicking on a button
  • a
    I wonder if the flask development server is acting wonky
  • a
    mmm, the 'Waiting for server response" time is actually consistent between calls
  • a
    around ~120ms on each
  • a
    oh, the fast ones do not have the DNS lookup and initial connection
  • w
    QQ: Anybody know why 
    div _="on load ... />"
    works but 
    <div @load=... />
    on alpinejs doesn't, do I need the the 
    alpine-morph
    extension for that to work?
  • m
    ok will try to do that
  • m
    ok, I can do that. The stack is simple for now: axum as server, tera for templating. htmx + alpine.js for ui enhancements
  • r
    alpine js you say... Is your table rendered with alpine by any chance?
  • m
    nope, plain html with bootstrap / tabler.io
  • s
    Hi! I originally was worried that HTMX would choke on a paginated, typeahead search table... until I found out improving just that thing was in fact part of the origin story for HTMX! Creating search tables are a real challenge for me (hence I used to download bloated libraries for them)... but now I'm ready to tackle it. Does anyone know of an example out there to get me going?
  • s
    HTMX is so damn cool, by the way. Actually enjoying front-end dev again.
  • s
    (and I'm reading back through this channel as well... tables are being discussed)
  • s
    I should have mentioned the key part: I'm hoping eventually to make the table editable by clicking into a cell if a user enables edit mode (probably by clicking on a pencil).
  • s
    But I'm happy with a non-editable example, of course, to get going with.
  • m
    heya patrick, I'm not aware of any examples of this, but it seems doable within reason, we can help you out as you progress through it. Sounds kind of like a mix of active search: https://htmx.org/examples/active-search/
  • m
    and edit row
  • m
  • s
    I had an actual surge of emotion when I saw this. 'we can help you out as you progress through it'. I have a lot of feelings around my coding frustrations at times... and it's been a long journey. And htmx actually is part of the new happy path... seeing things happen without 300 lines of boilerplate (or 3000 in the case of React) is part of the recovery process. 🥲
  • m
  • l
    🦆
  • l
    ^^ I had a whole question typed out, and to clarify it, I read the docs one more time, and there was my answer. So - thank you all for being my ducks, whether you were aware of it or not!
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