ajax-live-search | AJAX Live Search is a PHP search form
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kandi X-RAY | ajax-live-search Summary
Getting the current example in index.php to work including creating a dummy database and a table should not take longer than 7 minutes. But it will take more in case you need to integrate it in an existing project. To achieve that assuming you have this text field:. jQuery("#ls_query").ajaxlivesearch({ loaded_at: , token: getToken() . "'"; ?>, max_input: , }); ``.
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QUESTION
I followed this tutorial on https://www.webslesson.info/2019/03/php-ajax-live-search-with-multiple-value.html
Everything works well, after hosting on my local computer. Except when I search data not available on my database , I want to get error message " No result found on this table" . Please check the code.
You can check demo here as well, http://demo.webslesson.info/bootstrap-tags-input-with-php/. "No result found error does not pop up when we search invalid value.
Index.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 09:29as future reference my answer in more than 1 comment line:
In Fetch.php the variable $data will only exist in the case one or more answers are found. otherwise, the var $data is still not present at the last line: json_encode($data); Would you have your error_reporting on, it would give you a message about "undefined var data on line X".
PHP will forgive you, and suppose $data has value NULL; So you get a json_encoded form or NULL.
So if you put in the top of your Fetch.php it will always exist and be an empty or a filled array.
This will avoid your error in Javascript where you cannot read the length of NULL. An empty array however has length = 0.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a Check-in/out system.
So far I have a dropdown that get the list of active events.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-06 at 06:16If user's first and last name are separated by space:
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement ajax-live-search library in my Codeigniter project. The library is located in application/third_party/jQueryLiveSearch/core.
This library has its own core folder.
The problem comes when I load the page, It looks like Codeigniter takes the default core folder from the framework, so instead of using application/third_party/jQueryLiveSearch/core/jQueryLiveSearch.php
, Codeigniter tries to find it in /core/jQueryLiveSearch.php
. This gives a 404 because that's not the right path.
It looks like Codeigniter's folders take priority.
What can I do? I cannot move the library to the Codeigniter's core folder. I also tried to make a route in routes.php
. Is there anyway to tell Codeigniter to use an absolute path? Thank you.
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Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 10:29As your libraries are outside the application
folder you can access it with baseurl
.
So the absolute path
to your library
is:
QUESTION
I have been following this and it works almost perfectly but it is not only finding the title posts with the same words as per what we write in the input field but it finding ALL posts regardless.
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-09 at 18:10This is more of an hack but i couldn't find any other way around, tried exact= "true"
and sentence="true"
as parameters in the query but still, i had all results not only the exact matching one. Therefore since I was having the results as a list
, i am doing a check in the DOM
and removing anything which doesn't exactly match the .val()
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Install ajax-live-search
Copy the folders including core, css, font, img, js and templates to your project.
Specify the required configurations specially database configurations in core/Config.template.php and rename the file to Config.php. This file contains all the back-end settings for the plugin that have been explained in PHP Configs table.
Include js/ajaxlivesearch.min.js or js/ajaxlivesearch.js and css/ajaxlivesearch.min.css or css/ajaxlivesearch.css in your page.
Change the URL for Access-Control-Allow-Origin header in core/AjaxProcessor.php to your project URL. Currently it is https://ajaxlivesearch.com.
Make sure core/Handler.php and core/Config.php are included in your (PHP) page and you have these lines at the very top of the file (Check index.php): use AjaxLiveSearch\core\Config; use AjaxLiveSearch\core\Handler; if (session_id() == '') { session_start(); } $handler = new Handler(); $handler->getJavascriptAntiBot();
Lastly, hook the plugin to the text field and pass the required options (loaded_at & token):
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