I'm currently considering handling forms with ajax in my project, but that's not good for non-javascript regression. Main thing is to reload the page in case of success (typically when a user signs in from any page), without adding an entry to history, but I don't know how to achieve this. Would be great if it would be handled by your pjax :)
That would be THE killer feature :)
I'm currently considering handling forms with ajax in my project, but that's not good for non-javascript regression. Main thing is to reload the page in case of success (typically when a user signs in from any page), without adding an entry to history, but I don't know how to achieve this. Would be great if it would be handled by your pjax :)
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That would be THE killer feature :)
I'm currently considering handling forms with ajax in my project, but that's not good for non-javascript regression. Main thing is to reload the page in case of success (typically when a user signs in from any page), without adding an entry to history, but I don't know how to achieve this. Would be great if it would be handled by your pjax :)
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Agreed, this would be really sweet. What is needed to make this happen? Is it about adding the form contents to the request?
@MoOx @lacrioque
Is this fixed by 86e5a22?
No idea. Looks like it should be.
Fixed by
86e5a22.