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If I start typing in state/region or country names like "United States," or "Arkansas," can it autocomplete in those scenarios as well?

http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#typeahead

The initial text and the search box are too high in the box for some weird reason. line-height?

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Might make the CSS stuff easier

Per @tbone suggestion

When there's only one result in the array of suggestions with approved types ('keep') the script shows the first item in the list of all results ('results'). But if the first thing in the results array was filtered out won't this bad value show up as the only choice?

(To solve this you'd just have to change all references to 'result' in lines 260-264 so that they referred to 'keep' instead.)

I'd submit this myself but want to hear Ben's input first. Am I right here?

http://datadesk.github.com/jquery-geocodify/demonstrations.html#basic-box

http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#typeahead

The code to navigate the search results list is using $.browser to check for Opera, but $.browser was removed from jQuery 1.9. I removed it, and changed the binding to always be "keydown". It seems to be working correctly in both Opera 12.14 and Opera 11 (OSX).

I didn't want to submit a pull request for this just yet, in case there is something else I'm missing, but wanted to alert you to $.browser being removed.

Thanks.

That I've been wanting to tweak for a file and fixed in the mobility plan map. Will incorporate into the main CSS when I get a chance.