How to show a suggestions list when input field is empty ?

[ghiaia]

I need to show a list of values before user enters any char in input fields (empty and just focused).
Values come from an history of recents, so user can reuse before searching.
Is it possible ? How ?
Thanks

[elifio]

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[Kisama]

Set minlength "0" and down arrow. You can show all list with empty search
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On 2015년 2월 2일 (월) at 오후 8:54 elifio notifications@github.com wrote:

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[elifio]

Not work for me.
I want to show all results (7 names in the example)
I set the length to 0 and key pressed down (maybe not know any names)

you can show in this plunker with the last version

http://embed.plnkr.co/BrHLIVysK71qr2ghZ4fT/preview

[Kisama]

I need to check version that I used tomorrow.
I think maybe I use older version,

I check the current source and found there are some validation logic to
prevent search with empty string.

2015-02-03 21:43 GMT+09:00 elifio notifications@github.com:

Not work for me.
I want to show all results (7 names in the example)
I set the length to 0 and key pressed down (maybe not know any names)

you can show in this plunker with the last version

http://embed.plnkr.co/BrHLIVysK71qr2ghZ4fT/preview

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[tamilp]

Yes, minlength = 0 not working, what is the solution ?

[tamilp]

i was done for my own, whether it is right or wrong don't know but finally worked for me

1. set minlength = 0;

2. Comment the below code in your angucomplete-alt.js file, around 255 line

     else {
       /*if (!scope.searchStr || scope.searchStr === '') {
         scope.showDropdown = false;
       } else*/ if (scope.searchStr.length >= minlength) {
         initResults();
   
         if (searchTimer) {
           $timeout.cancel(searchTimer);
         }
   

3. Comment the below code in your angucomplete-alt.js file, around 489 line

   function searchTimerComplete(str) {
     // Begin the search
     /*if (!str || str.length < minlength) {
       return;
     }*/
     if (scope.localData) {
       scope.$apply(function() {
         getLocalResults(str);
       });
     }
   

[ghiden]

I never implemented this as I thought showing a list without any input feels wrong for autocomplete. I'll think about this.

[ghiden]

I just want to make sure the problem here. This feature is to show all items when user focus on the input field rendered by this directive, right? And, this is only valid for local data, correct? In other words, I don't think that the remote API returns all results with supplying query term of what? So, I think this is only useful or usable for local data. Am I correct?

[winiciuswanderlei]

Correct, at least to my point of view.

[ghiaia]

In absence of user indications (input field void) the remote server can
produce a initial list of "suggestions", ie a list of tipical choices
(based on history, other fields values or something else usefull to guide
the user to an immediate easy response)
This list is preloaded on init or on change in other input o event.
When user types something (instead of select from the list) the usual
typeahead list substitues the first.

2015-03-26 9:51 GMT+01:00 Hidenari Nozaki notifications@github.com:

I just want to make sure the problem here. This feature is to show all
items when user focus on the input field rendered by this directive, right?
And, this is only valid for local data, correct? In other words, I don't
think that the remote API returns all results with supplying query term of
what? So, I think this is only useful or usable for local data. Am I
correct?

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[winiciuswanderlei]

Here ran as follows, creates a function:

scope.nameFunction = function () {
processResults(scope.localData, '');
scope.showDropdown = true;
}

On line 51 in input add the even ng-click="nameFunction()':
' <input ng-click="nameFunction()" ...

I do not know if it's the right way but it worked for me.

[ghiden]

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