This example shows various examples on how to integrate HTMX with ASP.NET Core Minimal API. We will be using HTMX Nuget Package. We are using HTMX 2 in all samples.

• all-verbs

  This example shows all HTTP Verbs supported by HTMX.

• query-string

  This example shows how to access query string in all the HTTP Verbs supported by HTMX.

• hx-include

  This example shows how to pass parameters to all supported HTTP Verbs by targeting a single input element using hx-include.

• hx-vals

  This example shows how to pass parameters (in JSON format) to all supported HTTP Verbs using hx-vals .

• hx-headers

  This example shows how to pass values via HTTP headers using hx-headers.

• hx-confirm

  This example shows how to use hx-confirm to ask for user confirmation before making a request

• hx-prompt

  This example shows how to use hx-prompt to ask user for a single input before making a request

• hx-push-url

  This example shows how to use hx-push-url to push url into browser location history.

• hx-select

  This example shows how to use hx-select to pick up element from the server response.

• hx-select 2

  This example shows how to use hx-select with multiple selectors to pick up multiple elements from server response.

• hx-select-oob

  This example shows how to use hx-select-oob to pick up a specific element from server response and swap it with element of the same selection criteria.

• hx-indicator

  This example demonstrates on how to show spinner indicator while waiting for AJAX requests to complete.

• hx-trigger-load

  This example shows how to use HTMX hx-trigger="load" functionality. It will call a given url when the element is loaded.

• hx-trigger-load-2

  This example shows how to use HTMX hx-trigger="load" with delay:1s event modifier and hx-swap="outerHTML" functionalities to create self updating element.

• hx-trigger-once

  This example shows how to use HTMX event modifier once that only enable trigger to be activated one time.

• hx-trigger-every

  This example shows how to use HTMX hx-trigger="every" that activate request every specified time (polling).

• hx-swap

  This example shows how to control where the response from the server will be swapped related to the target using hx-swap.

• hx-swap-oob

  This example shows how to use hx-swap-oob to enable out of band swap. It is used from the server response.

• hx-target

  This example shows how to specify the target element where the response from the server will be swapped using hx-target.

• hx-boost

  This example shows how to use hx-boost to transform HTML links and form to use AJAX request and target body tag.

• hx-on

  This example shows how to use hx-on to respond to HTML events.

• hx-on-2

  This example shows how to use hx-on to respond to HTMX events.

• hx-replace-url

  This example shows how to use hx-replace-url to replace the current browser location history.

• hx-replace-url-2

  This example shows how to use hx-replace-url with a custom url to replace the current browser location history.

• hx-sync-queue

  This example shows how to use hx-sync to synchronize AJAX requests from a single element with option queue first, queue last, and queue all.

• hx-preserve

  This example shows how to use hx-preserve to keep an element unchanged during HTML swap.

• form

  This example shows a very simple example on how to handle form submission using HTMX's hx-post.

• form-2

  This example shows a more complex example on how to handle form submission using HTMX's hx-post.

• modal-bootstrap

  This example shows how to show a modal dialog using HTMX and Bootstrap 5.

• htmx-config-request

  This examples shows how to listen to htmx:configRequest event to modify parameters to be sent to the server.

• htmx-response-error

  This examples shows how to listen to htmx:responseError event to obtain AJAX response error information.

• htmx-after-on-load

  This example shows how to listen to htmx:afterOnLoad event, which is trigerred after the AJAX response has finished.

• HX-Replace-Url

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Replace-Url response header to replace the current url at the browser history.

• HX-Trigger

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Trigger response header to trigger a custom event at the browser.

• HX-Trigger-2

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Trigger response header to trigger a custom event with JSON payload at the browser.

• HX-Trigger-3

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Trigger response header to trigger multiple custom events at the browser.

• HX-Trigger-4

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Trigger response header to trigger multiple custom events with JSON payloads at the browser.

• HX-Retarget

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Retarget response header to override request's target and retarget to an element at the client using CSS selector.

• HX-Refresh

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Refresh response header to instruct the web browser to refresh the page.

• HX-Reselect

  This example demonstrates how to use HX-Reselect response header to select which part of the response to swap using CSS selector and override hx-select in on the triggering element.