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How to notify user using ->messenger() and ajax?
My form has a wrapping div which I can target, the button/link has an '#ajax' element with, as far as I know, all the prerequisite elements:
'#ajax' => [
'callback' => '::ajaxCallback',
'event' => … The problem is that I need to renew the entire form because the contents might change on the ajax call. …
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