I couldn't pass the value to the controller. I added the div as you said, but doing a console.log I see that this.urlValue returns empty. Is there any logic for javascript to get the values?
Hi Anton, yes, this is an approach I’ve used before, and it has a lot of issues to work around. On the surface it works, but when you load a few pages, go to a new page, and then press the back button in your browser, you’ll see a lot of weird things happening.
Very cool! Thanks for making this quick video!
I couldn't pass the value to the controller. I added the div as you said, but doing a console.log I see that this.urlValue returns empty. Is there any logic for javascript to get the values?
Hi! Any reason you arent using a lazy turbo frame to load the next page?
Hi Anton, yes, this is an approach I’ve used before, and it has a lot of issues to work around. On the surface it works, but when you load a few pages, go to a new page, and then press the back button in your browser, you’ll see a lot of weird things happening.
Ok! Will pay attention to that! Thank you!
Awesome video,
Thank you please.
Great video!
thanks a lot!
Nice video. Would appreciate if you would increase / zoom your editor a bit, so the font is larger. Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll keep that in mind! I’ve already recorded a bunch of videos, so if you don’t see an increase for a while, that’s why :)
Any reason for choosing kaminary over pagy?
Not really, I’ve just used kaminari for years at the point and it does everything I need 😅
very Helpful : )