Question: I am using HTMX attributes on some dynamically generated DOM elements. HTMX is not working, as stated in [the docs](https://htmx.org/docs/#3rd-party) unless you call `htmx.process()`.

When I tried to call this, I get - correctly - the error:

> 
> Uncaught ReferenceError: htmx is not defined
> 
> 
> 

Any idea how I can import this htmx variable? No idea how the example in the docs can work.

Thx!

Answer: 
The non-module version of `htmx.org` defines a global, but you're using modules (via `import`). Half the point of modules is to do away with globals, and so the module version of it won't create a global, it'll return an export.

In a deleted comment you said the actual import is `import "htmx.org"` (not `import htmx.org` as in the comment that's still there). That being the case, you likely want one of these:

```js
// Importing the default export
import htmx from "htmx.org";
// Or importing the module namespace object
import * as htmx from "htmx.org";
// Or importing a named export, but looking at the file I doubt you want this one
import { htmx } from "htmx.org";

```

Most likely, you want the first one.

You'd do that in the module where you're doing the `htmx.process()` call.
In your HTML file, after including Htmx, listen for the load event.
E.g. to enable logging:

```js
<script>
document.body.addEventListener('htmx:load', function (evt) {
  htmx.logAll();
});
</script>

```