Ajax not filtering!?

[Mikko K]

I want offline html5 app that has rarely-updating .json files (multiple of them)

and autocomplete from one of those.

I made it, but the select2 ajax has a problem:

it only underlines the match, not filter out the non matc.

Because support also for offline, i cannot supply php ?query=...  to the .json 

and for these i would not like to use the preload selection because then app will load slow (when loading those huges .json into javascript arrays)

SO:

A. 

How to apply a filter/match with js to ajax select2 ????

B.

I could do it, but cannot figure out a way to get the term-var into the  results: function (data) 

Samples:

http://jsfiddle.net/2EZLx/1/

(not working becaus i dont know how to add json into that)

[Igor Vaynberg]

you can write your own query() function that on first query loads your dataset and then manually filters it to the keyword.

-igor

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[Mikko K]

Thank you for your reply.

Is there a sample?

I did not find any working sample of ajax+json, not with local filtering.

My problem is that i cant get the variables to anywhere and no custom f-parameters work.

The query should also need the term and bunch of other variables.

[m.c.r...@gmail.com]

Hi Mikko,

I also have a problem with AJAX and the filtering not working. Did you end up finding a good query example or writing your own that solved the problem?

On Wednesday, 21 August 2013 20:10:42 UTC+10, Mikko K wrote:
> Thank you for your reply.Is there a sample?

[koenva...@gmail.com]

I've been looking for this as well. I think I found a working example here: http://www.neilmeredith.com/codeprojectsamples/select2

The code used is here: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/623566/Select2-The-Ultimate-jQuery-Autocomplete

[koenva...@gmail.com]

Here a solution using PHP: http://www.southcoastweb.co.uk/jquery-select2-ajax-tutorial/

[m.c.r...@gmail.com]

Thank. I figured out I had to do it in my Rails controller for a Rails app. Here's an example:

q = params[:q]
table_var =TableName.arel_table
@table_instance_var = TableName.where(table_name[:attribute_name].matches("%#{q}%"))