Hello, I have the following idea for a search functionality on index page: search form is implemented in modal dialog, which POSTs and receives a Turbo Stream that updates index page showing found data. However, this is not updating index page URL to reflect search parameters. I tried to pin with t…

What happen if you switch from a POST to a GET? If you are trying to update the URL search-params, then maybe GET is what you need. Unless you are using the POST simply so that you can get turbo-stream to work?

Sorry, I am already using GET in my search form. I am evaluating using data-turbo-action="advance", however I think I don’t get how it works. From the docs , my search form with data-turbo-action="advance" should sent GET request and update browser address bar. However, I don’t see it performing the…

Even with data-turbo-action="advance", I think your form method might still need to be get. I’m not 100% sure - I don’t think I’ve tried to use advance with a POST. What is your form method?

It is GET. I was wrong about using POST in my 1st post.

I assume you’re missing few bits: <%= form_with(..., url: some_path, data: { turbo_frame: :my_frame, turbo_action: :advance }, method: :get ) do | form | %> [..] <% end %> # Then <%= turbo_frame_tag :my_frame do %> Loading... <% end %> Again I will assume you’re getting data from a controller …

I tried to write to the URL/turbo state but could not get it to work… I’m not using a form but conceptually the same. [image] Programmatic write to Turbo history I have a fully functioning Turbo-powered site with everything working great except one single page which is p…

Hi, might the turbo_power gem be a soulution? There is a push_state function. i played with it in my gem render_turbo_stream and it looks solid. The attempt here is to make it easier to handle the turbo-stream commands.

Hi @SylarRuby , In fact my code is very similar to what you wrote, at first look I see only one significant difference: my response with search results is rendered as collection of <tr>s with dom_id() instead of turbo-frame (which will not work inside table tag). Turbo stream template renders them w…

Hi, @christian1 I think that Turbo-rails is capable of what I want to achieve, it is stated in the docs mentioned earlier. So no need for another gem just for that. Unless I am wrong :slight_smile:

How to update current url with query params

markhealey April 27, 2023, 3:47pm 8

I tried to write to the URL/turbo state but could not get it to work… I’m not using a form but conceptually the same.

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How to update current url with query params

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