1. You need to store the autocompleter object in a JavaScript variable.
2. Then in the onSelected: event you can access the method
selectedIndex and serialize it to the client together with the
contents of the form element.
That looks somehow like this (as usual I haven't tested):
html div
class: 'autocomplete';
script: (html autocompleter
element: 'text';
assignTo: 'auto';
onSelected: (html request
callback: [ :value | index := value asInteger ]
value: (html autocompleter
alias: 'auto';
selectedIndex);
triggerFormElement: 'text')
Lukas
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