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Joomla 5.1
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Filter Results as you type
- Thread starter esskay
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cheesegrits
Support Gopher
It should be the same as for the normal filter location, depending on how you configure that settings. Note that if you have any range filters, then we automatically set the trigger to use a button, because ranges aren't really compatible with "as you type".
-- hugh
-- hugh
esskay
Member
I have set up the filter "on change" and filters are shown under headings. But when I type it does not filter unless I hit either enter or outside the search box...
What I want to know is whether the list can be filtered when I start typing keyword in filter box...like how we have it on google map geo location. When we start typing address the map start showing location...something similar to this...
What I want to know is whether the list can be filtered when I start typing keyword in filter box...like how we have it on google map geo location. When we start typing address the map start showing location...something similar to this...
cheesegrits
Support Gopher
Ah, OK, no. The "on change" only ever works on blur for text filters.
It might be possible to do that with some custom JS, but it'd be horribly expensive on the server, and difficult to manage the AJAX responses. If you typed quickly, you'd wind up with lots of AJAX filter requests firing off at the same time. Which would mean adding "debouncing" to those filters ... and even then, as list filtering take longer than things like address autocomplete, you'd still have multiple AJAX cllas running at the same time.
-- hugh
It might be possible to do that with some custom JS, but it'd be horribly expensive on the server, and difficult to manage the AJAX responses. If you typed quickly, you'd wind up with lots of AJAX filter requests firing off at the same time. Which would mean adding "debouncing" to those filters ... and even then, as list filtering take longer than things like address autocomplete, you'd still have multiple AJAX cllas running at the same time.
-- hugh