I would love to see some examples like this one for flask/django: adding new input/select fields dynamicaly on button click or on change without page reload using Wtforms and jinja
Wow, amazing, thank you. How to insert an anchor tag into one of the returned fields, so I can click and go to an Edit-Record page? For example, on a "record_id" field.
The only think of is adding a token to the request that verifies the request came from your generate page instead of people typed directly into the url. This token can expire after a few minutes so the user can't use it whenever they want.
I’m glad to see you doing an htmx tutorial! I’ve gotten very interested in that technology. I know that in Django there are extensions to make working with htmx easier. Is there anything Flask specific for working with htmx?
Hi Anthony. Thanks for doing this. Please do more HTMX + HyperScript with Django or Flask.
I've been meaning to do a video on HyperScript. I'll see what I can do.
Its been 9 months since i been here
Need more!
This is exactly what I wanted to see. You have earned another subscriber
Great. Love your flask tutorials.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks! This is exactly what I wanted to know.
Hi Anthony. THX for your work. Do You have an idea how to paginate active search results? thanks in advance ;)
I would love to see some examples like this one for flask/django: adding new input/select fields dynamicaly on button click or on change without page reload using Wtforms and jinja
Finally flask htmx series!
Thanks for watching!
Anymore flask htmx videos coming soon?
Wow, amazing, thank you. How to insert an anchor tag into one of the returned fields, so I can click and go to an Edit-Record page? For example, on a "record_id" field.
Great Vidéo as always, love your content learned a lot with it.
Glad my videos have helped!
You are the best
Thanks for watching!
ty sir you just saved my BA 😂
Great video, just one question where did you get the data for this video?
I got it from here: github.com/HipsterVizNinja/random-data/tree/main/Music/hot-100
This is awesome - great tutorial as always. Just curious, is there any way to prevent a user from directly accessing the /search route in the browser?
The only think of is adding a token to the request that verifies the request came from your generate page instead of people typed directly into the url. This token can expire after a few minutes so the user can't use it whenever they want.
Reminds me of Java Server Faces (JSF)
Please make tutorial for htmx flask load more , thanks
I will definitely consider that. Thanks for the idea.
pretty cool!
Thanks for watching!
I’m glad to see you doing an htmx tutorial! I’ve gotten very interested in that technology. I know that in Django there are extensions to make working with htmx easier. Is there anything Flask specific for working with htmx?
Flask-htmx
@@esma3el5551 Thanks so much! In retrospect, the package name is pretty obvious 😉, but I was unaware of it.
So, there is no API in this example?
The search endpoint would act in the same way as a regular JSON search API would in a typical JavaScript example.
tnx man
im new to sqlite, struggling a bit to get things started. im sure its obvious if you know what you are doing but i have no clue lol
figured it out, great vid!
insanely great vid!
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volume audio too low :(