André
André
Download() has a poor browser support. And would it resolve all hx attributes like hx-vals before downloading? I used this solution to resolve the whole hx processing before downloading the...
The extension is almost only a JSON.stringify(). If we add a func to it, we could handle it. ```js params = {n: 123, f: 1.23, s: "123"} console.log(JSON.stringify(params)) console.log(JSON.stringify(params, (k,...
This will change the returned data for (some) existing setups, doesn’t it?
Per specification you cannot read headers via xhr when a response indicates a redirect. I don’t know about fetch and its handling of redirects, but I’m pretty sure it’s a...
I think the stuff you add with templates is not known by HTMX and the nonce will therefore be missing. Can you check the source code for this?
Hey, cool extension. :) Given you are using innerHTML instead, your new content could have an "hx-on load" trigger to remove unwanted attributes or set new ones, or am I...
It’s possible it needs to read the value from the attribute as seen in DOM, try `el.attr('latitude', val)`. Would be interesting to know if HTMX catches it when you run...
It's planned to be removed from v2 iirc. Removing it now would be a disaster and come with a big loss of trust.
Sigh. Okay, chief.
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