Jörn,
Sorry about the delay. Nabble keeps sending the wrong user info to the group. Anyhow, I just added a separate lookup array that includes all options. I was able to access individual elements of cache.data[a-z], but I couldn't get loadFromCache() to return everything, so I just made a parallel array called cache.data["any"]. Ideally, I'd just address the original cache.data array, but I still can't figure that one out. Then I set an option called showAll, which returns cache.data["any"] from loadFromCache() if $(input).val() is empty and that flag is set. I've got a few other modifications in there, but you'll see where this occurs. The file is below. http://www.nabble.com/file/p12489898/jquery.autocomplete.js jquery.autocomplete.js Shane Jörn Zaefferer wrote: > > > guyinva schrieb: >> Ok, I finally got around to modding Dan Switzer's Autocomplete to >> where is shows all possible options on initial focus and when the >> textbox is empty. >> >> I might dress it up and make it a new plugin (it works really well), >> but in the meantime, email me if you want it. I've only tested it on >> FF and Safari on Mac. It also will not work with Ajax right now. >> > > I'm interested in your modifications, mainly to integrate them back into > the autocomplete plugin, or as an addon on top of it. > > -- Jörn > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Dojo-combobox-equivalent-tf4372552s15494.html#a12489898 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
