Hi how are you? We have an Outsystems corporate license and we are using a DropdownSearch widget to get the list of states.
I found it this post: https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/51889/dropdownselect-search-configuration/
I trying use the getFn fuseOptions in advanceFormat in DropdownSearch, but that not work:
{
fuseOptions: {
getFn: (obj, path) => {
var value = Scripts.Fuse.config.getFn(obj, path);
if (Array.isArray(value)) {
return value.map(el => removeAccents(el));
}
return removeAccents(value);
function removeAccents(obj) {
if (typeof obj === 'string' || obj instanceof String) {
return obj.normalize('NFD').replace(/[\u0300-\u036f]/g, '');
return obj
We want filter de list from aggregate with and without accented words.
Can you help us ?
Thanks.
Hi Juliano,
Try the following in the advanced format:
{ fuseOptions: { getFn: (obj, path) => { const value = Scripts.Fuse.config.getFn(obj, path); if (Array.isArray(value)) { return value.map(el => el.normalize('NFD').replace(/[\u0300-\u036F]/g, '')); } } } }
Kind Regards,João
Hi João Marques.
I talked to a developer from Outsystems consultancy, and he suggested some modifications, including that the arrow operator does not work in Outsystems.
At the moment we have this:
threshold: 0.4,
getFn: function(obj, path) {
var value = this.getFn(obj, path);
return value.map(removeAccents);
return thank you
But it still doesn't work.
If I take a test, simply with:
console.log('log')
She doesn't write any log...
Or point would be this call:
It looks like it can't catch the Fusejs javascript that DropdownSearch uses internally.
Note: We tried to solve our problem by moving the logic to the aggregate, but it didn't work either....
What we need is: to be able to filter a record of an aggregate by one, ignoring if it has an accent, using a DropdownSearch.
Ex.: "sao..." or "são..." return "São Paulo".
Any suggestion. There are some problems.
Have you tried what the advancedFormat I share with you?I tried with the advanced search I shared with you and I can now get my name when I search without diacritics and before I couldn't:
In my example I'm getting more names than what it is perhaps desirable (Jonas Savimbi doesn't really match Joao) but it would be a matter of adjusting the threshold, I believe.
Hi João,
what he's really doing is this:
"jo_ " ignoring the "ã"
if you see the Fusejs documentation that's what it does.
So if you have a list with
"Biologista"
"Biólogo"
And typing "biol" it doesn't bring the expected result... you would need to write "biolo" for that:
If you try the script in the Fusejs.io live demo (https://fusejs.io/demo.html) you will see that it works.