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QUESTION
In my Net Core 3.1 MVC project I have a searchbar that uses JQuery's Autocomplete functionality. I want it to display the selected label, but somehow also store the value (like an ID).
It sends an Ajax request to my backend, and receives back a list of tuples in the success() part of the Ajax request, which in JQuery becomes an
object [{"Item1" : "ID1", "Item2": "SomeValue"}, {...} ].
What I want is when the user selects the value from the dropdown list, both label and value can be worked with in a next JQuery function (like sending it back to the backend for further processing).
I figured I have to map this object to an array, and get rid of the keys (Item1, Item2) while retaining the values. I cannot get this to work. Here's the whole Ajax request:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 21:30According to your description and codes, if you want to customize the autocomplete select item and pass some special value to the select method, you should set the right label, value property in the response method.
More details, you could refer to below example:
Since I don't know how you returned the json result in asp.net core, I directly create a json file to use.
Json format like below:
QUESTION
There are many articles regarding how to autocomplete some input and related form widgets. The goal is to autocomplete user input with data from database (via json api) but send only the id(s) from database back to the server. There are two cases of usage:
- simple id-name (or id-value) pairs
- plus some "related" info (like - a dummy example, don't judge - select also the country when selecting a city)
Since ages, jquery autocomplete is used, it's working, but since jquery has become for too many people the "black sheep" I am looking for other possible solutions.
Existing solutions:
- jquery-autocomplete + input.text (value) + input.hidden (id): it works, can be made bootstrap-friendly with some css, you can disable text send to server by not giving names to those input.text(s) so only required data is passed to the server, "related" data can be set through input/select ids; everything ok
- jquery-autocomplete + input.text (value) with some data-id attribute; same as above, no need to add those hidden inputs, but you must "create" the post request (from javascript); sending json and using FormData with some javascript can make you life easier (at least for not-so-complicated forms); plus, you can (if you're lucky) access form inputs only by name (in case of multiple dynamically generated forms on the same page, to avoid id collision)
- bootstrap-select2 is a nice candidate, unfortunately I don't like the idea of putting the input to the dropdown; plus, I'm not sure if you can use "related" info to populate other fields
You got the idea, I'm looking for something like 'editable/searchable select with dynamically fetch data'. Besides those solutions listed above, there is something else these days ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 12:06there are a lot of options available to "enhance" user selection with autocomplete forms (just because it looks more advanced, does not make it necessarily easier for users to use! Keep it in mind, it depends on your use-case, test it with end users if you can)
First, most people are not aware of the HTML5 native element, which would cover your first case here without the need for any javascript.
It comes of course with limitations but is by far the cheapest option to consider:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/datalist
Also a decent coverage among brothers, to be confirmed for your needs:
If you are looking for more advanced controls, there are indeed plenty available but it depends on your stack, for instance if you use a frontend framework such as React or Vue and/or a UI library such as Material Design, Twitter Bootstrap, Bulma, Bumbag, (insert whichever UI library name here...):
- https://ant.design/components/auto-complete/
- https://material-ui.com/components/autocomplete/
- https://buefy.org/documentation/autocomplete
- https://bumbag.style/form/autosuggest/
- https://mdbootstrap.com/docs/standard/forms/autocomplete/
- https://semantic-ui.com/modules/search.html
- https://quasar.dev/vue-components/select#Filtering-and-autocomplete
- https://koolamusic.github.io/chakra-ui-autocomplete/
- https://selectize.github.io/selectize.js/ (that one is jQuery based)
You may find those handy (they have their own customization options and limitations), with the caveat being the need to adopt their UI library and/or the framework itself.
Also just a final small note:
since jquery has become for too many people the "black sheep" I am looking for other possible solutions
Just because more and more people think this way, does not mean it necessarily apply to your own project. I no longer use jQuery myself those days because I usually run with with frontend frameworks, but for backend developers, I think it can still provide some benefits :) If it works fine for you, there is nothing specifically wrong with it IMO.
QUESTION
Similar to this question, I am looking for a component to add tags to an object like in stackoverflow, meaning autocomplete text field for tags. I am either looking for a native component or a way to wrap a JS solution so that it can be used in blazor.
Another idea is a multi-select component with checkboxes like discussed here, but I do not really like the idea.
Ideally I would provide a list of all tags and bind to a list on an item for which the tags are being set.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-17 at 08:02Usually, it's not right practice to share full code as SO is not a code sharing site and it's generally asked What you have tried so far?. However since Blazor is a new technology thus beginners struggle with finding a good solution or a plugin on web to meet their requirement thus I'm considering this as an exception.
Now answer to your question Creating a new component for adding tags. You can use below solution that I created in one of the project I'm working on. This doesn't require any JS and can be handled with C# only to create a Tag. You can also check the Blazor Fiddle solution in action that I have prepared for you on fiddle. Hope this is what you are looking for.
QUESTION
I am having a serious problem with trying to use a jquery autocomplete and javascript is not my strongest skill.
I am using the jquery.auto-complete plugin found here: https://github.com/Pixabay/jQuery-autoComplete which is a rewrite of the devbridge.com version.
so far, getting it to work has been no problem, but now i am stuck with a problem and really need some help.
i have a form for data entry for a very large database. nothing special, but a very large database with lots of fields and about 80% of the data is simple text fields that have very similar or duplicated values, but still varied enough that nothing really other than an autocomplete will make life easier. this can be very time consuming and tedious, especially when database is 1M+ records.
so since i have around 40 fields that require lookups, this is my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-10 at 00:06The first thing I notice is that you have an erroneous comma after the variable "term" in your get call:
QUESTION
I'm not quite sure if what I want is possible. But I currently have some code that populates an autocomplete list. The source is handled by an ajax call to a web api, that returns a set of items from the database (see code below).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 22:59You can assign a flag for when your autocomplete should start searching.
QUESTION
I referred this and few more.
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Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 12:31QUESTION
I have PHP/MySQL AJAX source for my Autocomplete field. It works great, per the jquery autocomplete remote source docs
The remote source docs allows an array of data so I can pass the labels var for the dropdown results and I have the ID in the array. (here is an example of a similar setup)
So feeling confident the server side data is good, I want to open a Modal on select from the list of options. The Select event needs to pass an ID to load the data in the modal. Is this possible?
My modal is opened with a class selector on click function. It reference a data-id.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-08 at 22:39i assume the you want to display a bootstrap modal when user select an option listed in autocomplet ... if so then use :
QUESTION
I am trying to use the jQuery-Autocomplete library on an text-input field (documentation here). Therefor I use this Ajax lookup to get data from the db:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 07:27According to the documentation autocomplete accepts data only in two formats, value-data or only value:
QUESTION
I want a user to select a company and then an employee from this company. I saw similar questions, the most similar is this but I want both inputs to be autocomplete.
I have following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-14 at 22:29I use input with datalist but you can change it to select box easily. I also put notes inside the code.
QUESTION
There is a very similar question here: jquery autocomplete color change
Which is essentially what I want to do but I want to change the css if one of the search results contains the word "Entry".
This is the function im calling using the jquery ui script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 10:52You have complete control over how AutoComplete renders it's list with _renderItem
If you like to do it server side, just return the Json list with an IsRedClass property and the name
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