Clarify how to render the response of a GET form request #91
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This is a bit confusing. Turbo can already render GET form responses without redirecting (was this not always the case?). I imagine it is extra confusing for new people, since Turbo Frames are covered in chapter 4 and |
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After reading the docs at https://turbo.hotwired.dev/handbook/drive#redirecting-after-a-form-submission, I thought that it was not possible to render the results from a successful (200) form request unless the form did a redirect and GET. However, after reading hotwired/turbo#398 I learned that you can replace the content and history with the results of a form request that is a GET request.
I may have misunderstood something here but I'd find it helpful to add a pointer to this technique in this section. I'm happy to edit this addition as necessary or move it to a better section if there is one. Thank you!