The 'q' is hard-coded in the makeUrl() method. But it'd be simple
enough to change it to grab the param name from the options hash:
var url = options.url + "?" + options.q + "=" + encodeURI(q);
And adjust the jQuery.fn.autocomplete at the bottom of the file to
reflect the change:
options.q = options.q || 'q';
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 12:12 PM, xavier <syd...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> Is there a way to modify the default names of the two parameters, so
> instead of calling /search?q=<bla>&limit=10 it can call /search?
> query=<bla>&max=10
>
> I was hoping for something along that way:
>
> $("#searchfield").autocomplete( "/search", {
> q: "query",
> limit: "max"
> });
>
> But didn't find anything related in the doc
>
> The goal being, obviously, to avoid having to alter the server and
> adjusting to the parameters it expects.
>
> X+
