Closed georgeemr closed 1 year ago
Thanks for contacting us @georgeemr . Here's an example:
<AutoComplete TOption="string">
<ChildContent>
<AutoCompleteSearch Placeholder="input here" @bind-Value="@value" />
</ChildContent>
<OverlayTemplate>
@foreach (var group in optionGroups)
{
<AutoCompleteOptGroup>
<LabelFragment>
<span>
@group.title<a style="float: right;" href="https://www.google.com/search?q=ng+zorro" target="_blank">More</a>
</span>
</LabelFragment>
<ChildContent>
@foreach (var option in group.children)
{
if (value is null || option.title.Contains(value))
{
<AutoCompleteOption Value="@option.title" Label="@option.title">
@option.title
<span style="position: absolute; color: #999; right: 16px;">@option.count followers</span>
</AutoCompleteOption>
}
}
</ChildContent>
</AutoCompleteOptGroup>
}
</OverlayTemplate>
</AutoComplete>
@code
{
private string value;
CertainCategoryGroup[] optionGroups = new CertainCategoryGroup[] {
new CertainCategoryGroup() {
title= "Topic",
children=new CertainCategoryOption[]{
new CertainCategoryOption() {
title= "Ant Design",
count= 10000
},
new CertainCategoryOption() {
title= "Ant Design Blazor",
count= 10600
}
},
},
new CertainCategoryGroup() {
title= "Question",
children= new CertainCategoryOption[]{
new CertainCategoryOption() {
title= "How is Ant Design Blazor",
count= 60100
},
new CertainCategoryOption() {
title= "What is Ant Design",
count= 30010
}
},
},
new CertainCategoryGroup() {
title = "Article",
children =new CertainCategoryOption[]{
new CertainCategoryOption() {
title = "Ant Design is a design language",
count = 100000
}
}
}
};
public class CertainCategoryGroup
{
public string title { get; set; }
public CertainCategoryOption[] children { get; set; }
}
public class CertainCategoryOption
{
public string title { get; set; }
public int count { get; set; }
}
}
Hi, I'm using the following autocomplete code, but the select just changes the background color. How I can filter the item like the other examples. I want that the elements that don't match be hidden.