Im afraid that my solution only really applies to my app, Ive just figured a way to incorporate the lack of functionality of the plugin to appear as a feature in my app.
My solution adds a new <li> (which shows in the list regardless of which letter is selected) with some additional information for the user that the list will need to be refreshed to show changes. Sorry for the lack of inspiration :) On Dec 2, 1:30 pm, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What's the workaround you came up with? It might give me some ideas on how > best to approach baking something into the plugin. > Thanks, > Jack > idgcorp wrote:Hi Jack, thanks for the reply, yes Im just adding/removing via > jq Ive created a workaround that solves this one for me. Also I just posted > another question, I would love to get this new one solved its driving me > nuts!http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/d10260b0ed3fa4ff/6b8b83bb5d21348a#6b8b83bb5d21348aOn > Nov 26, 7:58 pm, Jack Killpatrick<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:Glad you like the > plugin. Can you give me a little more about your use case so I'm sure I know > what you're asking for? IE, are you just adding/removing LI's? - Jack idgcorp > wrote:I have implemented this awesome plugin with great success and would > like to know if its possible to refresh the plugin after appending/ removing > data from the list.Can I break the connection and then rebind the data?
