Closed mdbergmann closed 5 months ago
Hi Manfred,
IIRC, there's an option to pass to indicate how many chars you want the user to fill before it triggers. Look at this option, set it to 1 and you should be good.
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OK, thanks for info.
Looks like you mean the minLength
attribute of the Kendo component.
But how is the input(?) event transported to the server? Should it work via AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior
?
Or is it something built-in, like the onAjax
of the `KendoUIBehavior?
Yes, minLength sounds about right. Pass it as Options and the ajax should trigger automatically. You do not have to add a custom AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior, IIRC
Alright. But what to override/implement? AjaxComboBox
only has onSelectionChanged
to override. You mean this?
I'd assume it should be something that also just ComboBox
can do, but it doesn't have onSelectionChanged
.
Sorry to bother if I miss something obvious.
Maybe I'm on the wrong path here. I am/was assuming that there is a callback for every typed character so that a new filtered list of choices can be returned to the component. But now I think that's not the case. I've seen on can set a 'filter' function on the Kendo component. So I suppose that could be utilized to filter the choices.
Yep, filter
function works when set to something like contains
.
Thanks for your help.
I'll close this.
Ah, sorry. Back to it.
So the functionality we need is that every typed character should be sent to server to update the model of the ComboBox by generating new model based on the input. So it's more like an auto-complete functionality. Is this supported?
Again, sorry for bother. Looking more closely I think ComboBox doesn't support this (out-of-the-box) because the 'change' event setup is used for the drop-down selection. We're using AutoCompleteTextField now. It does what we need.
Hello.
Question on the AjaxComboBox. It allows user input via textfield and submitting this works OK.
But we'd like to use it to filter elements as the user types. For that the ComboBox must submit every typed character. I'm not sure if this is a use-case that this AjaxComboBox actually supports. We've tried attaching a
AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior
for "input" events but it doesn't seem to send anything to the server. Can it be that this interferes with the already attached Ajax functionality?