Annet,
> Question 1) in your post you say that when you type something into the
> INPUT field that triggers the autocomplete,... How does the
> application know it is an autocomplete field, (_class="ac_input" ?)
Yes.
> Question 2) then you continue ... The autocomplete creates an ajax
> call to the supplied handler function (in my case /handlers/cityAC the
> first parameter in $('#city').autocomplete("/b2c/handlers/cityAC",
> {maxItemsToShow:12});) sending it whatever was typed in a parameter
> named q. I am using the pengoworks plugin so I guess its q in my
> application too?
Yes.
> Question 3) In your post on May 8, 11:32 I read the following lines:
> ...
> I haven't got a clue where to put these lines of code in my
> application and what their purpose is. I hope you will help me getting
> this auto-complete field to work, thanks for your time and effort.
In my app I needed autocompletes (ACs) and some had cascaded fields.
The javascript to handle it all was getting complex so I coded a
couple of functions that create the jQuery code for my ACs and the
cascades. In your case you don't need any of that, you are hardcoding
the ACs as mentioned:
> But you can just place the JS code directly there using:
> $("#{{=field_id}}").autocomplete(...) ;
So you did an excellent job again, is it working?.
Denes.
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