gerald
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Has anybody a simple example, how htmx works in the frontend, please, e.g. with form:
<input type="text" name="q" hx-get="/trigger_delay" hx-trigger="keyup changed delay:500ms" hx-target="#search-results" placeholder="Search..." > <div id="search-results"></div>
Thanks!!
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perfect, ? thanks!!
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Thanks, maxf5,
hmm, I feel like a bloody beginner, but it just does´nt work. Here my _main.php:
<div id="result">Ajax</div> <script type="text/javascript"> $('#result').click(function () { var ajaxUrl = "<?= urls()->templates ?>ajax.inc"; $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: ajaxUrl, success : function(data){ var markup = $(data).find('#result'); $('#result').html(markup); } }); }); </script>
ajax.inc only with a simple string for testing:
<?php namespace ProcessWire; ?> OK, Ajax works!
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In my frontend I would like to implement a small AJAX-solution, but it does´nt work. For example:
template/js/ajax.js: contains jquery-ajax-snippet with click-function like this: $.post('ajax.inc', function(e) {});
template/ajax.inc: contains db-query with HTML-output
template/home.php: contains div-element for the ajax-response, e.g. <div id='result'>...ajax-response...</div>It seems, PW does´nt allow database-requests via AJAX (jquery). I know the post from Ryan "How to work with AJAX driven content in ProcessWire". But this solution requires a completely new template-concept. I only need a simple solution for a small ajax-db-request.
Thanks to all
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How can I update the dropdownlist 'Page(s)' under 'Details' of field-type 'Select Relation'?
The list shows me all pages, including those that have since been deleted. How can I update the list?
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3 solutions in 5 minutes.
Amazing.Thanks Adrian
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Hi all,
I use version 3.0.62. Is there a way to delete all children of a page with one click - without parent page?
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Hello Ryan! First, my great thanks for processwire. Since I know it, it´s the purest joy to develop websites. Thank you very much.
Now that I've designed some business websites while this question has arisen: In the tree view of the backend you use the title tag to display the path information of a page, for example "/about/". This feature is very helpful to get this information very quickly. Would it be possible to make the same effect with field names? Some fields get a different name and it is a bit cumbersome, to get the fieldname used in the database. Now there is even a hover effect with field names, but nothing is displayed.
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Hi Stefan, maybe you had set a new backend-name during the installation process. "processwire" is standard.
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Hi tobaco,
try this one: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/fieldtype-select/
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Hi adrian, you hit the black! "RewriteBase /" was commented. Perfect! Thanks a lot
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Hi, I´ve uploadet my files with all neccessary settings (chmod dir:755/files:644, assets files & dir 755, mod_rewrite=On, cache empty). The root-site works, but all children-sites respond with: "The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.". It seems, mod_rewrite ist OFF, but I´ve checked it more than one time - it is ON! I also switched the options +FollowSymLinks / +SymLinksifOwnerMatch in .htaccess - nothing!
Any ideas, please?
Server PHP Version: 5.3.19.
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Thx to all. Simple solution works great.
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Hi everybody, I have a main menu item with children. By clicking on the main menu item, automatically the first child should be displayed. How to solve this problem? If a similar question has already been answered - sorry, could´nt find it. Thanks very much.
Gerald, Austria
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Thanks Jan, for your quick reply. I had a small configuration error in the backend, which is why htmx did not work immediately. I use htmx for the first time, so I looked for the error in the wrong place 😔 Thank you for the quick response time. It's always inspiring to see how helpful everyone is here!