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| $('.example-sports .typeahead').typeahead([ | |
| { | |
| name: 'nba-teams', | |
| prefetch: '../data/nba.json', | |
| header: '<h3 class="league-name">NBA Teams</h3>' | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| name: 'nhl-teams', | |
| prefetch: '../data/nhl.json', | |
| header: '<h3 class="league-name">NHL Teams</h3>' | |
| } | |
| ]); |
@jbm482 - See the example here, the json sits relative to that link.
One question. Is there a way to show the two different datasets in two different panes ? For example: I want the NBA results to be shown in a bottom pane which I can navigate via down arrow key and the NHL teams to be shown in a top pane (above the textbox) which can be navigated via the up arrow key. Is it possible to do such a navigation ? I will explore patching it myself but I am at best a javascript novice and so would like to ask before attempting to fix it myself. Thanks.
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I love the example you have given for the sports auto complete, but I think the Javascript file is calling in the nba.json from a local drive which I do not have access to. Is there a location that I can retrieve the file so i can attach it to my script file.