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When I try to test the following example with offline data, the following message always appears. Documentation: https://autocomplete.trevoreyre.com/#/javascript-component?id=baseclass Message: Uncaught TypeError: l is not a function
Example: https://jsfiddle.net/3aztrv6n/
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Hi @ThomasSuchalla
From looking at your fiddle, I think you haven't passed the search function as one of the properties when calling
new Autocomplete('.search', { baseClass: 'search' });
e.g.
const offLineSearch = (input) => { const _input = input.toLowerCase(); const options = ['First result', 'Second result']; return options.filter((option) => option.toLowerCase().includes(_input)); }; new Autocomplete('.search', { baseClass: 'search', search: offLineSearch, });
The search function can include your offline data.
Note: you don't need to include the offline options in the HTML. The search function will handle all that for you.
search
See https://codepen.io/evanwills/pen/xxBBzOy for a working example
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When I try to test the following example with offline data, the following message always appears.
Documentation: https://autocomplete.trevoreyre.com/#/javascript-component?id=baseclass
Message: Uncaught TypeError: l is not a function
Example: https://jsfiddle.net/3aztrv6n/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: