Yes! It worked! You're the King, Ryan!
Thank you for your help and, once again, for your great tutorials. I'm looking forward to the next one on "Turbo".
Cyril
…show" buttons into real anchor tags with real URLs (and if you go to those URLs, you would see the page rendered with the correct trees open), then you could use Turbo. Basically, it would "reload" (without a full page refresh) the entire tree structure…
…it in the last year.
But you totally convinced me. I love stimulus ;) and I love your tutorials. I can totally see, why you decided to use that hotwire ecosystem.
I can't wait for the turbo one.
Good job Ryan! Thanks for your efforts.
…branch (say, open/closed) somewhere at the backend, also. Ideally in the session, rather than the DB, to reflect its transient nature. It feels like I'm missing something though, and even wondering if Turbo would solve this problem for me?
Thanks for listening,
Rik
…I would like to suggest you to subscribe to this course on the course intro page: https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/turbo - we will notify you when we will start releasing it.
P.S. We're very excited about this Turbo feature as well in SymfonyCasts…
…get update && apt-get install -y \
git \
wget \
unzip \
libzip-dev \
libmcrypt-dev \
libpng-dev \
libpq-dev \
zlib1g-dev \
libfreetype6-dev \
libjpeg62-turbo-dev \
&& curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php -- --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer \
&& docker-php-ext-install \
pdo \
pdo_mysql \
…
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…isn't a fake browser or some DOM simulation.
It's still a real Chromium, Firefox or WebKit browser.
It's rendering the page.
It's executing the JavaScript.
Fetch requests, Turbo, Stimulus, whatever your frontend is doing - it's
happening in a real browser.…
…7.2.*",
"symfony/twig-bundle": "7.2.*",
"symfony/uid": "7.2.*",
"symfony/ux-autocomplete": "^2.23",
"symfony/ux-icons": "^2.21",
"symfony/ux-turbo": "^2.21",
"symfony/validator": "7.2.*",
"symfony/web-link": "7.2.*",
"symfony/yaml": "7.2.*",
"twig/extra-bundle": "^2.12|^3.0",
…
…beacause if checking first `app.request.headers.get('turbo-frame') == 'modal'` and it's returned false, it would not process the second part of the AND)
```
{% if app.flashes('_redirect') is empty and app.request.headers.get('turbo-frame') == 'modal' %}
{{ include('_render_flashes…
…there's basically no limitation, you can do whatever you want with it. And finally Turbo Frames / Streams is another tool that allows you to move your application into the next level: give it a single page application feel, i.e. when you click links…
…it's a weird thing where calling `submit()` doesn't dispatch a `submit` event and so Turbo or other JavaScript can't hook into it).
So, this is what I'd recommend and it will "just work". Otherwise, you're trying to fight against Turbo…
…in my template, on my 'index.html.twig' in my top column div is where I initially connect this controller. My page then contains two Turbo Frames, which I also want to mention, the second column on my page contains the frame where a form…
…find the Component for it, then call `compoent.render()` on that. Here are some docs on that - https://marcoroth.dev/posts/guide-to-custom-turbo-stream-actions
Because, ultimately, there is no pure HTML change that you can make that would trigger the live component…
…4.x-dev
"symfony/ux-autocomplete": "2.x-dev", // 2.x-dev
"symfony/ux-live-component": "2.x-dev", // 2.x-dev
"symfony/ux-turbo": "2.x-dev", // 2.x-dev
"symfony/ux-twig-component": "2.x-dev", // 2.x-dev
"symfony/validator": "6.4…
…The modal body is a turbo frame with an id of "dashboard-modal-frame"
```
{# THIS IS WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS #}
{{ "action.close"|trans(domain = 'EasyAdminBundle') }}
{# MAKE SURE THIS IS NOT A TYPE="SUBMIT" BUTTON #}
{{ "action.save"|trans(domain='EasyAdminBundle') }}
```
*5.* Override the easy admin…
…and event trick. But instead of making an Ajax call, you would grab the `date` from the event, set it onto the hidden input, then find and submit the form. Then let the Turbo frame handle the rest.
Let me know what you think1
Cheers!
…you want.
We do not have a tutorial specifically about Mercure, but we touch on it a few times - like https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/turbo/mercure (and the next few chapters). The big difference there is that we're sending HTML in the Updates and…
…So, you would eventually be passing something like a `articleReferencesPager` into the template and using that to render the article references and the pagination links. The great thing about Turbo Frames is that... you don't need to do anything else. The form submit and…
…I am not aware of any `data-turbo="restore"` type of attribute you could add somewhere to opt into this). To do this, I would try to "cancel" the visit - https://turbo.hotwired.dev/handbook/drive#canceling-visits-before-they-start - but I don't…
…set up, but it generally solves the issue.
Btw, for us, we're using Stimulus and Turbo for most of our JavaScript. Then, we use something like React or Vue for the cases where we have a particularly interactive "widget" on some page(s). It…
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