Mislav Marohnić
Mislav Marohnić
@proov Thanks for sharing! :+1:
> When can we hope for it, and is there anything I can do to assist? I'm working on a Promise-based pjax implementation that will make this level of configuration...
My first guess would be to check the HTML response from the initial XHR request and check whether the markup in that HTML includes the `#pjax.content` element.
> I'll check that but I know it exists in the HTML as I wrote it... but is there any reason why it wouldn't? I don't know because I didn't...
When you specify the `fragment:` option, that instructs pjax to look for the element matching that selector in the response HTML and extract just its contents, not the entire response....
Closing as the referenced PR got merged and JSON support got added.
Similar error, but slightly different error message: `No operation named ""` It happens when I'm trying to execute an unnamed query against the GitHub GraphQL API: `{viewer{login}}`. This is a...
@colinshum 👋 Selecting the empty row item does work; good find! My workaround was to always ensure that an operation is named in my query, but when executing named operations,...
I have this problem as well. Steps to reproduce: 1. Make new GraphQL request: `POST https://api.github.com/graphql`; 2. Fill in some query for testing, e.g. `query test{viewer{login}}`; 3. Under “schema 🔧”...
Hi! Good catch. This is a tricky problem. When `maxCacheLength` is 0, basically that means pjax cache is disabled. That means that on popstate, we won't be able to restore...