I've attached an autocomplete function to a text input field in an html form. I can handle when the user selects something in the suggest box and it all works fine. I use "suggest" as source.
My problem is that I want to handle the case when the user has entered a few characters and then just hits enter without selecting any of the suggests. I would like to treat this case as if though the user had selected the first suggest. However I can't figure out how I can access the suggests. Is there a way to do that? I need to access the "value" of the suggest. The "label" is not enough.
$(myInputField).autocomplete({
source : "suggest",
focus : onFocus,
select : onSelect
});
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