Dylan,
Thanks, I think I sort of have it figured out. Right now I have it
working which is great, although doing what you did, I am only able to
do it if I include the ID visually in the list, is there a way around
this to get it to not show, but still retrieve that value?
Thanks,
Jim
On Jul 3
Look at http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?autocomplete
Type 'vul' into the first search box, and pick a vulture :-)
Watch the alert box.
Look at the source code to see how it is done.
Documentation is linked on the page.
-Dylan
On 7/31/07, Jim Newfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello every,
>
> I
If I understand you correctly, have a look at Drupal (a PHP CMS,
http://drupal.org/). It uses jQuery and offers an autocomplete that I think
is what you describe. I'm not entirely sure how it does it internally, but
it's worth looking into.
On Monday 30 July 2007, Jim Newfer wrote:
> Hello e
Im not exactly following. The plugins may have their own way, however, you
can always get an attribute with the attr() function.
$("li").attr("id") would return the ID of an element.
So it seems you want to get the ID of the one the user selected. So I will
sort of fake it, because I dont know
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