auto_complete

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Remove items from box

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Hello, I was wondering if there was a way to remove items from the autocomplete box. For instance, lets say I have a tags database, as items are being tagged,...

omrishiv

This issue has been noted in the issues section on github, but I don't see it committed and I am having the same problem, so here is a simple fix...

reillyse

Compatible with Rails 3

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Hi, I've added 2 commits to the main repo, allowing to: - Show custom text for each instance found on the view (by specifying a method name to invoke, instead...

marklazz

problem rails 3

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hi, i tried to install by gemfile and bundle and the result is: git://github.com/patshaughnessy/auto_complete.git Fetching source index for http://rubygems.org/ Could not find gem 'auto_complete (>= 0, runtime)' in git://github.com/rails/auto_complete.git (at...

paavosoeiro

I upgraded to rails 2.3.14 and now my autocomplete requests do not have any session data in the controller. Any ideas?

cjmendoza

Problem installing

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Hello, I am trying to install this plugin under rails 3 on a XP system. First I tried "rails plugin install auto_complete", having as result: Plugin not found: ["auto_complete"]. After...

hnu

auto_complete_result() does at the end content_tag("ul", items.uniq) and items is just a array. That way I get <ul>["<li>foo</li>","<li>bar</li>"]</ul> where it should be <ul><li>foo</li><li>bar</li></ul>. I added content_tag("ul", items.uniq.join("") but wonder why...

jeena

in special cases not all possibilities are shown.

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when you use auto_complete for a column with many (more than 10 consecutive) equal entries you do not get a correct answer. this is because of the "LIMIT => 10"...

dkergl

Escaping column names

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I've ran into an issue where my legacy tables use mysql reserved words (in my case, "to") as column names, and the autocomplete plugin fails to fetch the data due...

Tragos

I want to use "params[:driver_id]" but this plugin only accepts "params[:driver][:id]"

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generates: \ so, in the controller I must use "params[:driver][:id]" to get the value, but sometimes I want it to be "params[:driver_id]" and I change it to: 'driver_id' %> however,...

eyakcn