I must be missing the absolute obvious here:
Using htmx I am trying to send a get request and configure it in javascript before sending it. HTMX provides hx-get
, hx-on
and the configRequest
event for basically exactly that.
However I seem to be missing a big obvious button since I could not get hx-on
to perform a function or lambda I give it, only immediate JS works which (by it's nature) cannot accept arguments and therefor cannot access the event.
In short: What am I missing to get the following to work as expected?
<button hx-get="/api/things"
hx-on:config-request="event => console.log('🙌 ', event)"
hx-target="#target"
>Click Me!</button>
<p id="target">...</p>
hx-on:config-request="console.log('This will work 👍')"
will work but obviously cannot engage with the event.hx-on:config-request="() => console.log('This won't work 👎')"
won't workhx-on:config-request="console.log"
won't work as wellhx-on:config-request="someOtherKnownMethod"
won't work as wellI'm confused. 😕
Thanks for your time. Some ideas?
The event keyword is accessible directly, so you don't need to use lambda function. Also you're missing "::" which is a shorter way of accessing htmx events.
Smth like this should work (make sure you have the latest htmx js lib version):
hx-on::config-request="console.log('🙌 ', event)"