how to use remote_filter to get remote ajax data from the server, can you give an example? about at.js HOT 5 CLOSED

I'm sorry, @windfly2k . I am afraid i can't give you a server side example.
Here is a client side example using remote_filter for caching. Hope it can help you.
If you still don't understand how to use it, Tell me which part is confusing you.

I get a little busy recently but i will enhance the documentation later, such as writing some example for each callback later.

It's good to know you like it. Thanks. 😃

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Hi @ichord , sorry to bother you again, I studied the example as above given by you carefully however still got some questions, the main problem there is the ajax request can't be launched by using remote_filter with a url. I tried many times however it doesn't work at all. Can you give a completed example to show how to use an ajax request to get data from a remote server? I need to access remote data to add them on the list for selection with at.js, that's very important for my project.

Really appericate your kindly help!

Best regards,

windfly

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I real don't know how to show you a complete example..
seems you misunderstand it's usage. You should launch ajax request on your own by remote_filter.

Try this:

what server side need to do is just return the json data like this:

[{"name":"Jacob"},{"name":"Isabella"},{"name":"Ethan"},{"name":"Emma"}]

client side:

$('.input').atwho("@", {
    data: "/data.json",
    callbacks: {
        remote_filter: function(params, url, callback) {
            $.ajax(url, {
                data: params
                success: function(data) {
                    $dom_list.html(data)
                    callback(data)
                }
            })
        }
    }
})

If you still get problem. tell me more details such as exception, error message and so so. I really don't know what happen if you don't give me more details.

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@windfly2k oh. one more thing. Keep asking if you still get some problem, of course, if you would like to. It does matter.

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related to #52

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