I\'m using JQuery JQueryUI\'s AutoComplete code. It goes to my url i provide (to find the answers), but appends ?term=
after the url.
You can use $.getJSON() yourself in the source option, for example:
$(".autocomplete").autocomplete({
source: function(req, resp) {
$.getJSON("/myurl/" + encodeURIComponent(req.term), resp);
}
});
Something similar happens when you give it a string, it sends the first parameter passed to the method as the object...which has a property term
, by doing it manually you're just getting more control over your parameters. I'm also using encodeURIComponent() above to be safe when generating a url directly (e.g. spaces to +
, etc.).