Yes I did. It took a combination of small fixes that I committed plus custom Geo screens.

The existing Ajax auto-complete system ignores URL parameters. So, I had to create a custom Ajax auto-complete screen that copies URL parameters to a Map called "conditionFields" that the auto-complete system expects to see:

<set field="conditionFields.geoTypeId" from-field="parameters.geoTypeId"/>

-Adrian


On 7/9/2011 11:18 AM, Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Hi Adrian,

Did you find a solution? I had a quick look last week and it was not obvious to me as well

Jacques

From: "Adrian Crum" <[email protected]>
I've been trying all day to get a simple auto-complete field to work properly with no luck. Maybe someone can help me out. Here's the Freemarker code:

<#include "component://widget/templates/htmlFormMacroLibrary.ftl">
<#assign postalCodeAjaxUrl = requestAttributes._REQUEST_HANDLER_.makeLink(request, response, "LookupGeoName")/> <#assign postalCodeAjaxUrl = "EditCustRequest_postalCode," + postalCodeAjaxUrl + ",geoTypeId=POSTAL_CODE&amp;ajaxLookup=Y" />
...
<@renderLookupField name="postalCode" formName="EditCustRequest" fieldFormName="LookupGeoName" value="${(address.postalCode)?if_exists}" size="24" maxlength="20" id="EditCustRequest_postalCode" descriptionFieldName="geoName" ajaxUrl=postalCodeAjaxUrl/>

From what I can tell, this should create an auto-complete field that will be filled in with postal code geo names. Instead, the auto-complete field is filled in with ALL fields and the auto-complete list contains ALL geos. No matter what parameters I send to the lookup screen, I get the same results.

Any ideas?

-Adrian


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