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Add support to disable search feature. #166

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Adding an option to explicitly disable search - This is useful in scenarios where the option list is small/simple and searching over it would be overkill.

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dimirc commented Aug 25, 2014

What about bootstrap theme? Somehow we should try give all themes the same features.

BTW, can you add a test to it?

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@dimirc Thanks for the feedback.
Bootstrap theme support (4f1034b)
Tests for all three themes (2782103)

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+1

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@dimirc Does this pr look good?

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dimirc commented Aug 28, 2014

@jverghese looks good but I want to see how we can integrate correctly with other feature request that looks related #113

We could keep diferent parameters one to enable/disable with search-enabled and other for minimum results for search or try to integrate them into one

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@dimirc, I think it might be good to have separate parameters, because you may or may not want to use them in conjunction.

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@dimirc Thanks. Appreciate a resolution on this. Let me know if I can help.

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Add support to disable search feature.
@dimirc dimirc merged commit 59ddf64 into angular-ui:master Aug 29, 2014
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dimirc commented Aug 29, 2014

@jverghese thanks and any help commenting on other issues/PR are very welcome

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