I'm not certain if this is a bug, or an artifact of my implementation, but I must type a leading backslash in order to match on double quotes. To get around this, I can add a filter. Code below...
Note: I have a local array of key-value pairs in $root.productGroups
<input size=45 data-bind="jqAuto: {
value: $root.SelectSearchValue,
source: $root.productGroups, labelProp: 'Key',
filter: $root.ChooseItemsFromSearchTerm,
options: { delay: 350, minLength: 3 }
},
value: ''" />
function ChooseItemsFromSearchTerm(item, searchTerm) {
// ?bug? where double quotes aren't recognized without typing a leading backslash
searchTerm = searchTerm.replace(/\\\"/g, "\""); // remove a backslash from searchTerm
return item.Key.indexOf(searchTerm) > -1;
}
Example:
item (as a key-value pair): { Key: "Men's Tactical Research 6\" Khyber", Value: "15733" }
value typed in text field : Men's Tactical Research 6"
required value typed in text field without fix: Men's Tactical Research 6\"
So, as I type in the textbox, the moment I type a double quote I will NOT match on any items, unless I type a leading backslash, first. While my filter "ChooseItemsFromSearchTerm" fixes this issue, I thought it might be a bug with string-based search-term matching in jqAutocomplete.
I'm not certain if this is a bug, or an artifact of my implementation, but I must type a leading backslash in order to match on double quotes. To get around this, I can add a filter. Code below...
Note: I have a local array of key-value pairs in $root.productGroups
Example: item (as a key-value pair): { Key: "Men's Tactical Research 6\" Khyber", Value: "15733" } value typed in text field : Men's Tactical Research 6" required value typed in text field without fix: Men's Tactical Research 6\"
So, as I type in the textbox, the moment I type a double quote I will NOT match on any items, unless I type a leading backslash, first. While my filter "ChooseItemsFromSearchTerm" fixes this issue, I thought it might be a bug with string-based search-term matching in jqAutocomplete.