With Tokeninput the search is not done by the client but by the server, so we must modify the function that returns tags
not hard but it must be said ^^

edit : I've made this request in order to have tags sorted by relevance

SELECT
    id AS tag_id,
    name AS tag_name
  FROM '.TAGS_TABLE.'
  WHERE name LIKE "%'.$s.'%"
  ORDER BY
    (
      CASE WHEN name = "'.$s.'" THEN 1 ELSE 0 END + 
      CASE WHEN name LIKE "'.$s.'%" THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
    ) DESC,
    name ASC
;

but don't know if it works on pgsql, pdo-sqlite or sqlite

Last edited by mistic100 (2011-05-14 19:14:05)

mistic100 wrote:

With Tokeninput the search is not done by the client but by the server, so we must modify the function that returns tags

that's a bad news :-/ it means a new client -> server (many SQL requests) -> client cycle for each new key your press on the keyboard :-/

mistic100 wrote:

but don't know if it works on pgsql, pdo-sqlite or sqlite

I'm 94.6% sure it won't work "as is" for PostgreSQL/SQLite :-/

plg wrote:

mistic100 wrote:

With Tokeninput the search is not done by the client but by the server, so we must modify the function that returns tags

that's a bad news :-/ it means a new client -> server (many SQL requests) -> client cycle for each new key your press on the keyboard :-/

I made a mistake here, we CAN do a local search, but the json array must be included in the html page
bad for galleries with many tags

it's endless....

TokenInput prefill the input with a json object, not with the content of the input
not a problem on pages with a single input but on batch_manager_unit I don't knox hox to proceed

That was a very good idea to remove FCBK, my antivir always spot it as a malware, certainly a false-positive but that proves that there is a problem ^^