diff --git a/definitions/vocabulary/index.html b/definitions/vocabulary/index.html index 786c0f0..9d64ef2 100755 --- a/definitions/vocabulary/index.html +++ b/definitions/vocabulary/index.html @@ -850,7 +850,7 @@
Maggot embeds Twitter's Typeahead library making it relatively easy for a data manager to implement a new vocabulary from its web API. With the help of this library, this allows users to select a term from a list of vocabulary terms within a drop-down list. The list of terms has been pre-selected based on the first letters entered in the “Search for value” box. This list is dynamically refreshed when letters are added or modified. So, unlike a single call to the API returning the entire list of terms in memory, which can take a very long time to load, the calls are made dynamically on the basis of a portion of a word, thus limiting the number of terms to retrieve. Thus this makes use very fluid.
+Maggot embeds Twitter's Typeahead library making it relatively easy for a data manager to implement a new vocabulary from its web API. With the help of this library, this allows users to select a term from a list of vocabulary terms within a drop-down list. The list of terms has been pre-selected based on the first letters entered in the “Search for value” box. This list is dynamically refreshed when letters are added or modified. So, unlike a single call to the API returning the entire list of terms in memory, which can take a very long time to load, the calls are made dynamically on the basis of a portion of a word, thus limiting the number of terms to retrieve. Thus this makes use very fluid.
To implement an API-based web service, it is necessary to create two scripts (<ws>_typeahead.js and <wstype>.inc) which will each be used at one stage of the process as shown in the following figure:
diff --git a/print_page/index.html b/print_page/index.html index 605b04e..2cec5f1 100755 --- a/print_page/index.html +++ b/print_page/index.html @@ -1386,7 +1386,7 @@Maggot embeds Twitter's Typeahead library making it relatively easy for a data manager to implement a new vocabulary from its web API. With the help of this library, this allows users to select a term from a list of vocabulary terms within a drop-down list. The list of terms has been pre-selected based on the first letters entered in the “Search for value” box. This list is dynamically refreshed when letters are added or modified. So, unlike a single call to the API returning the entire list of terms in memory, which can take a very long time to load, the calls are made dynamically on the basis of a portion of a word, thus limiting the number of terms to retrieve. Thus this makes use very fluid.
+Maggot embeds Twitter's Typeahead library making it relatively easy for a data manager to implement a new vocabulary from its web API. With the help of this library, this allows users to select a term from a list of vocabulary terms within a drop-down list. The list of terms has been pre-selected based on the first letters entered in the “Search for value” box. This list is dynamically refreshed when letters are added or modified. So, unlike a single call to the API returning the entire list of terms in memory, which can take a very long time to load, the calls are made dynamically on the basis of a portion of a word, thus limiting the number of terms to retrieve. Thus this makes use very fluid.
To implement an API-based web service, it is necessary to create two scripts (<ws>_typeahead.js and <wstype>.inc) which will each be used at one stage of the process as shown in the following figure:
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