ajax - adding more rows to jquery autocomplete -


the basic autocomplete bound ajax call , results shown fine. when scroll down, need more data , append displayed autocomplete list, without closing existing open dropdown.

  1. tried adding source option new list, new entries not show up.

    $( "auto" ).autocomplete("option","source",autocompletesource); here autocompletesource contains old results , new results.

  2. tried _renderitem. same problem, not show in dropdown.

    $.each(results, function (index, item) { $("#auto").autocomplete().data("ui-autocomplete")._renderitem = function( ul, item ) { return $( "

  3. " ).data("item.autocomplete", item) .append( "" + item.value + "" + item.label ) .appendto( ul ); }; });

  4. appended below. results show in list, on selection or mousing over, menufocus error undefined item.value

    $( ".ui-autocomplete" ).append( "

    5. " ).data("item.autocomplete", item) .append( ""+item.label+""); });

i not sure if option 3 correct way of doing it. maybe there in autocomplete component, not using. , if have go option 3, how remove menufocus error.

for now, way manage , add more rows on scrolling within autocomplete follows: 

$( ".ui-autocomplete" ).scroll(function() { var $this = $(this); var isbottom=isscrollbarbottom($(this)); if(isbottom) {   //make ajax call      $.ajax({     //get incremental data , iterate thru result , add them     $.each(results, function (index, item) { /*   works display no selection ;      selection added manually via function select_dynamic_row; */        $( ".ui-autocomplete" ).append( '<li class="ui-menu-item" id="ui-id-'+item.value+' tabindex="-1" onclick=\'select_dynamic_row("'+item.value+'","'+encodeuricomponent(item.label)+'")\'>'+item.label+'</li>' );       });    } });  function isscrollbarbottom(container) {  var height = container.outerheight();  var scrollheight = container[0].scrollheight;  var scrolltop = container.scrolltop();  if (scrolltop >= scrollheight - height) {          return true;   }   return false; };  function select_dynamic_row(label,value){  //do whatever selected value }

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