Redirect on successful form submission about alpine-ajax HOT 3 OPEN

Hey Mike, thanks for reaching out.

If you're using v0.7 you can add a second x-target to your form like this: x-target.3xx="_self". That will ensure the page still redirects when any 3xx status code is returned from the server.

If you're using any version less than v0.7 adding the nofollow modifier to x-target was the old way to do this: x-target.nofollow="login_form_id".

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Hi,
Thanks for the reply, sorry it has taken so long to respond.

My form tag now looks like this:

<form x-init x-target x-target.3xx="_self" id="login-form" action="<?php echo $page->url() ?>" method="POST">

When I put in the correct credentials to log in, I am getting redirected as I would like. Which is great. But I am now not getting any of my error messages when login fails (e.g. if the wrong password is entered).

I may well be doing something wrong, or need to update my form handler in some way. If you have any insight or thoughts that would be great.

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Ok, sounds like you're on the right track. So since you're using a naked x-target only the the form element (#login-form) will be changed when you submit the form. If the error messages live outside the <form> that could explain why they're not showing.

If that's that case, you could either target a different element that contains both your errors and the form, or you can specify multiple IDs in x-target like this x-target="login-form form-errors".

If that's not the case, I might need some more context, maybe what the page markup is like or how you're handling the form response server side.

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