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Hello everyone, I have the following question: I am using ExAws.S3 to make queries, but when I bring, for example, a list of objects, it ...
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I have a Phoenix application, where all pages (expect the login page) have a menu at the top.
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Hello everyone,
I’m seeking help in converting the following HTML code snippets into the new HEEx template format:
<dd class="descp"...
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What is the difference between using <%= and <. in heex-files? After what I have understood, the second one is new to .heex-files a...
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HEEX formatter (Phoenix.LiveView.HTMLFormatter / mix format) seems to introduce an unexpected line break in the generated html. User erro...
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I have a Phoenix application, where all pages (expect the login page) have a menu at the top.
This menu will therefore only a...
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HEEX formatter (Phoenix.LiveView.HTMLFormatter / mix format) seems to introduce an unexpected line break in the generated html. User erro...
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I have an html.heex file that has both a static textarea tag and a dynamic textarea denoted like so <.input type='textarea' />. I e...
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Named slots are awesome, they allow e.g. defining table columns inside a html.heex file like
<.table items={items}>
<:col let={...
New
I am reworking a HTML Heex template and wanted to temporarily comment out a part, so I used the traditional method of:
<%= ref.type %...
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I’m seeking help in converting the following HTML code snippets into the new HEEx template format:
<dd class="descp"...
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I have a problem with variable scopes in a heex template (phoenix 1.7 rc1)
#<%= inspect @record.view_item_id %>#
<label><...
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