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```mustache
        {{#.}}
            ...
        {{/.}}
```

This is mustache and indeed it supports iterating over root

it's also very lightweight, but, compared to nunjacks, has basically no way to implement any kind of complex logic, aside from basic comparing to undefined and such

for your specific use-case it should be more than enough

ah, i don't need that in this instance 🙂

all the examples seem to also work with names lists: https://github.com/janl/mustache.js

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Hello!

I am using `datalist` to perform search and select in a form. I want to display the name of the object using value, but I am using the ID of the object for subsequent requests. So I can't use the value attribute since it has the name rather than the ID of the object.

Is there a way to make `hx-include` use  attributes other than `value` while doing the request?

Thanks!

does changing hx-get or hx-post automatically trigger a new request?

although a `load` event might be reprocessed

Is that something we can listen for ? Something like attribute change ?

The use case is changing the URL of the element in question to add query params/filters

Ofc the JavaScript Api can be used but it would be a neat thing

Where you have a few client side options for filtering and you change the URL and it reloads

honestly, built in php templating ... fast as heck, flexible as heck. syntax highlighting supported in every editor. `<?=value?>` shorthand.

been using jinja awhile now, it's eh, okay.

for golang people this looks really promising. erb/php templating in go. <https://github.com/benbjohnson/ego>

by the same guy doing the litefs stuff at fly.io

as for php there's twig and latte https://latte.nette.org/