David Plugge

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So it´s not suitable for modals in my case as i want to support them in ssr too. Any idea/plan how to implement that? I´m currently using searchParams, was just...

This pr would make life so much easier since the new sveltekit routing requires more files. I´ve started building an extension on my own until i´ve discovered this pr. It...

This is the context menu to add a new component. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/59972093/185593137-f6a6581a-0372-4d1c-bb1e-c9384d2afe94.png) And this is the multiselect if you choose the first option. I excluded the `+server.ts` option. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/59972093/185593258-78693ade-f03f-432d-a42e-38bd3bb232c8.png) After choosing...

I´m going to close this issue not for, feel free to reopen if this is still a problem using the latest release

@ZetiMente completely missed your comment, very sorry. In case you are still looking for a way to render modals on the server: ```svelte import { page } from '$app/stores'; import...

> There is things to consider such as auto submit on select element changes that not default form behavior, but using flag like `data-submitonchange` per element is fine you can...

> There is things to consider such as auto submit on select element changes that not default form behavior, but using flag like `data-submitonchange` per element is fine you can...

> Submitting a GET form is just like clicking on a link. The difference between `?search=foobarbaz` and `?page=2` is nil. A GET form submission is just a regular page navigation,...

> Submitting a GET form is just like clicking on a link. The difference between `?search=foobarbaz` and `?page=2` is nil. A GET form submission is just a regular page navigation,...

> In the javascript-enabled case, the client side router handles each of these links just as it handles every other navigation That made me think... Since we are dealing with...