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That looks interesting :-) Let's see if the devs are interested!

At my company, we have two backends. One legacy one and one modern one. The legacy backend embeds some elements in the HTML that loads stuff from the modern backend....

I'm curious what the use case for client side templates is in the context of HTMX. I've never done anything with XSLT in a browser, so please forgive me my...

Thank you for your very thorough response! I get where you're coming from now. I can't help you with any examples, but maybe your own work on codepen is suitable...

I agree, there is no reason `hx-confirm` should not work here. Seems logical that it should work.

Have you tried adding the HTMX [head-support](https://htmx.org/extensions/head-support/) extension? The problem is probably that the extra JavaScript is in the `` tag, which is normally not swapped in by HTMX.

There does seem to be a discrepancy between the situation where you have `document.evaluate` available and where you don't. The fallback code above does not only look at `elt` and...

> Ah, I see elt is supplied as a parameter to document.evaluate. Regardless, it still does not perform well enough > There does seem to be a discrepancy between the...

Not sure whether this is the problem, but I noticed that you're responding with a `Strict-Transport-Security` header for an HTTP (not HTTPS) request. This tells the browser that it must...

I agree with @kizmonavt that it would be a useful feature.