Have browser render POST response CSS

[Sky Richardson]

intercooler-js is awesome!

Using ic-post-to 

<form id="proposed-{{ publication.id }}" ic-post-to="admin.php" ic-target="#admin-alert-{{ publication.id }}">

I receive the following response to a target div

<div class="/&quot;alert" alert-info="" alert-dismissible="" fade="" show="" "="" role="/&quot;alert/&quot;">
      Saved.
      <button type="/&quot;button/&quot;" class="/&quot;close/&quot;" data-dismiss="/&quot;alert/&quot;" aria-label="/&quot;Close/&quot;">
        <span aria-hidden="/&quot;true/&quot;">×</span>
      </button>
</div>

Any suggestions on how to get the browser to render the css? Perhaps ic-on-complete and a jQuery function to re-render the element?

-sky

[Justin T. Sampson]

Hi Sky,

I would generally expect the CSS to be applied automatically. What style do you expect to be applied, and what do you see happening instead?

The HTML snippet that you included in your email contains some weird "/&quot;" character sequences that probably shouldn't be there. Was that just a pasting accident, or are those somehow coming from the actual HTML that the server is returning?

Cheers,

Justin

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[Sky Richardson]

Good catch Justin

I had added forwardslashes not backslashes to escape the double quotes in the fragment which I fixed.

I used php string function stripslashes(str) to strip the backslashes. 

The html and css renders correctly now. Thanks mate 

On Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 3:04:57 AM UTC+11, Justin Sampson wrote:

Hi Sky,

I would generally expect the CSS to be applied automatically. What style do you expect to be applied, and what do you see happening instead?

The HTML snippet that you included in your email contains some weird "/&quot;" character sequences that probably shouldn't be there. Was that just a pasting accident, or are those somehow coming from the actual HTML that the server is returning?

Cheers,

Justin

On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 5:53 AM Sky Richardson <skyr...@gmail.com> wrote:

intercooler-js is awesome!

Using ic-post-to 

<form id="proposed-{{ publication.id }}" ic-post-to="admin.php" ic-target="#admin-alert-{{ publication.id }}">

I receive the following response to a target div

<div class="/&quot;alert" alert-info="" alert-dismissible="" fade="" show="" "="" role="/&quot;alert/&quot;">
      Saved.
      <button type="/&quot;button/&quot;" class="/&quot;close/&quot;" data-dismiss="/&quot;alert/&quot;" aria-label="/&quot;Close/&quot;">
        <span aria-hidden="/&quot;true/&quot;">×</span>
      </button>
</div>

Any suggestions on how to get the browser to render the css? Perhaps ic-on-complete and a jQuery function to re-render the element?

-sky

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