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I'm using autocomplete to pull back a list of user names from AD. The user names contain underscores ([email protected]). However, I want users to be able to simply type a name and have the code do the rest, for ease of use. So a user should be able to type "Bruce Campbell" instead of "[email protected]". To achieve this I use a replace function to replace \s with _, so clearly I need to turn off the filter to display the list.
Using filter: false, it returns a list of users just fine, but the first
in the dropdown list is blank. This is a problem, especially considering I'm using selectFirst: true. However, if I use the deprecated filterResults: true, this first empty cell does not appear. As it is, filterResults works better for my purposes.
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I'm using autocomplete to pull back a list of user names from AD. The user names contain underscores ([email protected]). However, I want users to be able to simply type a name and have the code do the rest, for ease of use. So a user should be able to type "Bruce Campbell" instead of "[email protected]". To achieve this I use a replace function to replace \s with _, so clearly I need to turn off the filter to display the list.
Using filter: false, it returns a list of users just fine, but the first
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: