I was able to fix by own bug. I commented out like 899
($self.blur();) and added a return true after line 901. That makes it
so if you hit tab while at the end of the tree the tab will bubble up
to the browser which will move focus to the next item. I tested in
IE7 and FF4 and it works great.
On line 150 I added "tabindex=999" so that pressing tab would move
from the dropdown to the next form field. Without the tabindex the
next tab moved the selection to the dropdown arrow image, which isn't
how a standard dropdown works.
On an unrelated issue this plugin doesnt' work with
jQuery.noConflict(). That probably doesn't matter for most people but
I'm transitioning from prototype and need to use noConflict. I just
replaced $. with "jQuery" and "$(" with "jQuery(" and it everything
worked great.
On Jun 25, 2:26 pm, TonyB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very very nice plugin. I have been looking for something like this
> for a long time.
>
> I do have one bug report though. If there are multiple form items and
> they user is trying to tab between them it doesn't look like there is
> a way to tab out of the dropdown in IE7. For example, if i have
> textBox1, dropdown1 (a textbox extended with this plugin), and
> textbox2, in FF I can type in textbox1, tab to the dropdown, type one
> of the options, then tab to textbox2. In IE when tab while in the
> dropdown it just hides or shows the dropdown, there is no way to move
> to the next field without using the mouse.
>
> Thanks again for the great plugin!.
>
> -TonyB
