Closed stoussaint closed 12 years ago
Hi,
I only achieve to do this by simulating the 'keypress' event on 'enter' like this :
var e = jQuery.Event("keypress"); e.which = 13; $("input.ui-autocomplete-input:first").trigger(e);
Is this a good way to do this, or is there something more efficient ?
Thanks
Here you go:
// Returns the unstructured search query
visualSearch.searchBox.value()
// "country: "South Africa" account: 5-samuel title: "Pentagon Papers""
// Returns an array of Facet model instances
visualSearch.searchQuery.facets()
// [FacetModel<country:"South Africa">,
// FacetModel<account:5-samuel>,
// FacetModel<title:"Pentagon Papers">]
// Set the search query with raw text
visualSearch.searchBox.value("Country: US State: \"New York\" Key: Value")
Thanks for those simple get/set commands.
I replace my use of :
visualSearch.searchBox.setQuery(query);
by
visualSearch.searchBox.value(query)
But still the search request is not send automatically. I still need to simulate a keypress event.
It's the developer's responsibility for doing something to the search query. So serialize the query using the searchBox.value() method, and then send it using ajax or whatever method you were using.
you can trigger the search by using visualSearch.searchBox.searchEvent({}) after setting value() or setQuery(). The empty object is probably an incorrect hack but it doesn't throw an error.
Hi,
I can't find a way to programmatically execute a search after setting the searchBox query. For instance I display a search screen with a restored search query and i'd like to see the result immediately without to have to press return within the search box.
Is this a feature eligible to Pull Requests or something that I miss ?
Thanks in advance