On 2/12/2023 5:42 pm, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
I'm now thinking/wondering if a htmx timed execution - say every one
or two seconds - might call a view which monitors a singleton being
updated by the main view kicked off by the form's submit button.
Well that almost worked! I can update the
On 2/12/2023 12:19 am, Thomas Couch wrote:
Can I just check I understand the broader requirements here:
* The user completes the form, which includes a list of items, and
clicks submit
* For each item in the list you want Django to create a new object and
save it to the database
* It tends to
Can I just check I understand the broader requirements here:
* The user completes the form, which includes a list of items, and clicks
submit
* For each item in the list you want Django to create a new object and save
it to the database
* It tends to be a very long list and/or each item takes a
On 29/11/2023 9:56 pm, Thomas Couch wrote:
Not sure if it's related, but you've got a div inside a p element there:
That'll probably get corrected by the browser to:
It all seems OK to my untrained eye and things stop working if I play
with those elements. I'll take them out later and
Greas
Le mer. 29 nov. 2023, 11:57, Thomas Couch a écrit :
> Not sure if it's related, but you've got a div inside a p element there:
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> That'll probably get corrected by the browser to:
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> Another thing is, it doesn't look like there's anything linking the submit
> button click to
Not sure if it's related, but you've got a div inside a p element there:
That'll probably get corrected by the browser to:
Another thing is, it doesn't look like there's anything linking the submit
button click to the initial htmx request, and there's no htmx in the
response. Have you
I'm trying but failing to get htmx to deliver a progress indication.
The task is creating records in the database for each item in a list
provided by the logged in user.
The view with the submit button collects the list and does the database
insertion. I added a "progress" property to the
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