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If I get it right, you can create
this can start process and return
this will be appended after form and start polling |
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ok not really what I have in mind, I will stick the proposed "polling" div
workaround, it took me some time to reason about but it works perfectly
Tanks for your answers and your time !
…On Tue, 14 May 2024 at 21:23, Nanimo1309 ***@***.***> wrote:
While it is good to show that your process is running via another div with
information, you can try
<form ... hx-trigger="submit, notDone delay:1s">
and send HX-Trigger: notDone HTTP header, but you must have in mind that
this will send whole form every time
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Hello
I don't know if it's possible to do that with HTMX, I spent some time searching about it but could not find anything.
I have a div element that is doing hx-get with a polling interval, however I want to trigger this polling after having launched a background job on server side.
I think it would be nice that the polling condition could be started when the server send back a Hx-Trigger header response.
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