htmx.process()
Processes htmx attributes on element
The htmx.process() function initializes htmx attributes on an element and its descendants.
Syntax
htmx.process(element) htmx.process(element, force)
Parameters
-
element- DOM element to process -
force- (optional) whentrue, cleans up and resets existing htmx state before processing. Use after manually mutating hx attributes on an already-initialized element
Usage
Use when dynamically adding HTML with htmx attributes to the page:
// Add new content to the page
const newContent = document.createElement('div');
newContent.innerHTML = '<button hx-get="/api/data">Load</button>';
document.body.appendChild(newContent);
// Process htmx attributes on the new content
htmx.process(newContent); Use force after manually mutating hx attributes on an already-initialized element:
const btn = document.querySelector('#my-btn');
btn.setAttribute('hx-trigger', 'keyup');
htmx.process(btn, true); Notes
- Automatically called by htmx after swaps
- Useful when manually inserting HTML with htmx attributes
- Processes the element and all descendants
- Triggers
htmx:before:processevent before processing - Initializes event listeners for
hx-get,hx-post, etc. - Sets up boosted links and forms
- Processes
hx-onattributes - When
forceistrue, triggershtmx:before:cleanupbefore reinitializing
Licensed under the Zero-Clause BSD License.
https://four.htmx.org/reference/methods/htmx-process/