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Originally posted by koddr November 1, 2023 Hi,
First, let me thank you for this amazing tool that allows you to develop the Go web applications very quickly! Love it 😘
I noticed that the plugin for VSCode does not full support the htmx extension response-targets:
response-targets
It would be really cool if you could add wildcard support.
Right now, you have to define each hx-target like this:
hx-target
<form hx-post="/api/secret/unlock" hx-target="#secret" hx-target-400="#errors" hx-target-403="#errors" hx-target-404="#errors" hx-target-500="#errors" hx-target-502="#errors" hx-target-503="#errors" hx-indicator="#loading-indicator" > ...
Although it could be simplified to:
<form hx-post="/api/secret/unlock" hx-target="#secret" hx-target-*="#errors" hx-indicator="#loading-indicator" > ...
Thanks for your time and templ library! 😊
templ
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Originally posted by koddr November 1, 2023
Hi,
First, let me thank you for this amazing tool that allows you to develop the Go web applications very quickly! Love it 😘
I noticed that the plugin for VSCode does not full support the htmx extension
response-targets
:It would be really cool if you could add wildcard support.
Right now, you have to define each
hx-target
like this:Although it could be simplified to:
Thanks for your time and
templ
library! 😊The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: