Hey,
Use the callback option, which works like Ajax.Autocompleter's: you
specify a function of yours that will take two arguments: the form
element created for IPE and the editable field's value. It's in charge
of returning the serialized parameters. The default implementation just
does:
callback: function(form) { return Form.serialize(form); }
You can use that to bind in your own stuff, like:
callback: function(form, value) {
var data = Form.serialize(form, true);
data.merge({ myParam1: value1, myParam2, value2 /*...*/ });
return data.toQueryString();
}
Or if you're more into serialized forms already (which means you take
care of URL-encoding yourself, ugh):
callback: function(form, value) {
return Form.serialize(form) + 'myParam1=value1&myParam2=value2';
}
(Obviously here, we don't URl-encode anything, but you may need to).
'HTH
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