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reactiveautocomplete

Stable version 1.3.1 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

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reactiveautocomplete

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Autocomplete box to put next to an Input field. Can be used to provide suggestions, as in the Google search bar.

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This component allows to add an autocomplete box to any Input field.

The autocomplete box can show suggestions based on what is typed in the Input field.

This can be done lazily, with a search on the server, or client side if AutoFilter=true.

Release notes (1.3.1)

Updated OutSystemsUI to version 2.10.0
Note: only used DropdownItem structure from OutSystemsUI.
Removed unused dependencies

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2020-09-01

in version 1.0.0

Mostly built with OutSystems actions, kept JavaScript logic to the minimum.

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