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Feature Request: Option to Disable Search As You Type for Participant User LDAP Search

asked on September 23, 2014

In forms 9.1 we currently have to configure the LDAP configuration to the top of our AD structure because of how our OU's are setup so we can make sure we can grab everyone we need in order to assign them a participant user license. This poses a problem when we start to search for users to assign the licenses. It sometimes takes upwards of 10-15 minutes to assign 1 license because as I type in the search field it starts performing the search. It would be extremely useful if we could disable the option for it to search as we type and instead let us type in the entire term and then click a search button.

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replied on March 5, 2015

Thank you for implementing paging in 9.2.1. This is perfect!

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replied on September 23, 2014

Is that not an option from the LDAP side of things? It may be an option to disable there so that it doesnt feed any other applications a rolling suggestion like you are reporting as having a problem with. 

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replied on September 23, 2014 Show version history

This is usually a client side feature using jQuery.

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replied on September 23, 2014

I am not familiar with how LDAP settings work, I just know when we don't want to have auto-suggestions with SQL lookup fields, we use stored procedures, so I figured that there is potentially server side options to disable to pre-loading effect. 

I wonder if you can customize the URL in a way so you can just type in the name you want into the URL, then load that page and continue from there. 

 

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replied on September 23, 2014

Blake, please have your reseller open a support case. 10 min is not acceptable even if your entire active directory is cached in Forms.

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replied on September 24, 2014

Just opened one. I will update the post as I learn more.

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