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Load a turbo frame with a select OnChange event?

I have a nested form where the nested form items are conditional on the selections in the main form. I have the nested part of the form in a turbo frame. I have manual links to update the frame like this:

<a data-turbo-frame="items" href="http://localhost:3000/parent_model/new?nested_id=2">Second Nested Item</a>

Instead of links I want the existing select I have to dynamically reload that frame on change.

I found this: https://discuss.hotwired.dev/t/how-to-use-turbo-visit-and-target-a-specific-frame/2441 which gives a solution like:

let frame = querySelector(‘turbo-frame#your-frame’)
frame.src = ‘/my/new/path’
frame.reload()

I am still looking for a direct elegant on liner like a onChange... vs what looks like a full on stimulus controller etc.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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You can trigger an event from some element on the webpage:

  1. Add turbo-frame to your webpage:

     <turbo-frame id="my-frame" src="/my/path">
     </turbo-frame>
    
  2. Add an input element, say a button, somewhere on the page with onclick():

     <input class="btn" name="123" id="btn" onclick="update_my_frame(name)">
    
  3. In the JS function triggered by onclick(), you can load/reload the turbo frame:

     <script>
         update_my_frame(name) {
         // console.log(name);
         let frame = document.querySelector('turbo-frame#my-frame')
         frame.src = '/my/path' // => loads turbo-frame
         // ...
         frame.src = '/my/new/path'
         frame.reload() // => reload turbo-frame with updated src
     }
     </script>
    
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report

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<select 
    onchange="
        const frame = document.getElementById('my-frame');
        frame.src=event.target.value;
        frame.reload();"
>
    <option value="/examples">Examples</option>
    <option value="/help">Help</option>
    <option value="/faq">FAQs</option>
</select>
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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