Add example of capturing custom events to docs #1176
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Just released v0.11 which modified the docs slightly. If you could update this pull request to resolve the conflicts, I'll gladly accept the PR. |
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I dealt with the merge conflicts and got this merged, thanks! |
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This pull-requests adds an example to the docs for how to catch a custom typeahead event.
Seems people have been looking for an example of how to catch custom typeahead events since April 2013. Looks like an example may have been added at some point (#422), but is no longer in the docs. Also refs #300, #174