@MorningZ Yes.I figured that out as well. Thank you for your prompt and courteous reply and for the record I did search the forum first, but could not find this question. Is there a better way? I hestitate to hack the "core" autocomplete plugin if I can avoid it and if I could somehow override it more elegantly from my calling code.
On May 19, 10:25 pm, MorningZ <morni...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've gotten it to work before when a member on the list previous asked > for it. > > go into the js file and search for "function request" > > in there, you'll see $.ajax defined, change > > q: lastWord(term) > > to > > YourKey: lastWord(term) > > and it *should* work... it's surely easy enough to just give it a shot > > On May 19, 3:36 pm, jakemonO <jakeo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Is there a way to change the ?q= parameter name to something that was > > predefined by the JSON emmitter? For example, Lotus Domino expects the > > querystring to be of the form "?Startkey=... ". Alternately, I can put > > that query in the extraParams call, but how do I populate the value > > portion of extraParam? Is there a(n efficient) way for me to > > accomplish what the autocompleter is accomplishing internally with its > > lastWord($input.val()) call?
