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  • v
    Ah no problem
  • v
    I’ll mess with it
  • v
    I think I may be able to do a swap on the element
  • v
    Do you know how to do that with htmx make a lazy load trigger a swap
  • t
    By default a swap is triggered on every htmx request. If you return html from that endpoint, it will be swapped. You said you put code on a div, but if you put it on the actual select element you don't even have to bother with 
    hx-target
    . For example,
    Copy code
    html
<!-- form -->
<select hx-trigger="load" hx-get="/get/my/options"></select>

<!-- return from /get/my/options -->
<option>option 1</option>
<option>option 2</option>
  • v
    Oh perfect thx
  • h
    do people still use csrf, I'm thinking about turning it off as a default
  • b
    Yep. 
    SameSite
    cookies don't offer full protection and personally I don't think it's much of a hassle to include CSRF tokens as Django makes it pretty simple
  • h
    what protection don't they offer?
  • b
    Well 
    Strict
    does protect, but it has the oddity of if you click a link from another website when you should be authenticated you're not actually logged in because the cookies aren't sent, so for UX I (personally) wouldn't use that. And 
    Lax
    lets 
    GET
    requests pass the cookie and sometimes I'm dumb and things happen on those requests that I wouldn't necessarily want
  • h
    I think I can basically 100% automate the csrf token w/ htmx so it feels like from a DX pov it doesn't really matter
  • h
    but it's slightly more code to carry around
  • b
    I think the approach I've seen with 
    SameSite
    is to have two cookies - one 
    Lax
    for GETs or non-destructive access, and another 
    Strict
    one for `POST`s or changing data. But you still have to remember to not do something stupid in the wrong route.
  • p
    I have the same issue. 
    useTemplateFragments
    also not fixing it. Did you find a solution for it?
  • p
    To answer my own question: I changed from returning 
    <tr>
    elements to returning the full 
    <table>
    and that makes it work.
  • f
    Hey guys
  • f
    Django + Vue + HTMX, good idea ?
  • f
    I’m building an app at work that requires a little interactivity (like a DateTimePicker)
  • f
    I want it to look nice but there’s not too much going on interactivity-wise, is Vue overkill? I was thinking maybe Bootstrap-Vue or something.
  • f
    My colleague and I don’t want to write a lot of JS so we’d use HTMX for the API calls.
  • f
    Is this a good idea ?
  • f
    It feels dirty to pull in Vue just to get a nice-looking datetimepicker.
  • g
    is input[type=datetime-local] not enough or not available?
  • f
    My issue with that is that I don’t know how to make it look nice ?
  • a
    is that the only component you feel you cannot make nice with the CSS library of your choice?
  • a
    this shows how to customize the default HTML element, if you don't like each browser styling it differently: https://stackoverflow.com/a/71556798/1101750
  • b
  • c
    my issue with that is that you are probably going to end up writing something that is not accesible
  • c
    styling it is your best bet
  • f
    Thanks guys 🙂
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