Please take a look at:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_frm/thread/09ce001e76f38f30#
On Jun 18, 11:53 am, bharani kumar
wrote:
> Hi send the complete jquery code , for that autocomplete
>
Hi send the complete jquery code , for that autocomplete
Thanks
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 1:57 PM, Rune wrote:
>
> Jörn thank you. You are right. I did fumble around since I find the
> caching mechanism a bit difficult to control. In this case I thought
> that the autocomplete would filter out wh
Jörn thank you. You are right. I did fumble around since I find the
caching mechanism a bit difficult to control. In this case I thought
that the autocomplete would filter out what was returned from the
server script regardsless of what was returned. So if the server
returned "fish" and "cold" on
Ok, first sorry for my previous message. I somehow go the idea that
you implemented your own autocomplete plugin.
So, testing on FF3 on Windows, holding the down cursor works fine, the
selection continues to scroll. I don't have access to a Mac, so I
can't test that currently. You could try to ed
Ok thanks.
Here's how I initialize it:
No, that isn't a jQuery issue. You're most likely doing it wrong, post
some code!
Jörn
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 9:27 PM, Rune wrote:
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> So is the answer, that this is a jQuery issue?
there should be a work around
ok this is untested but this should give you a starting point. might be a
messy workaround.
this may not be a solution but a step to identifying one.
try something like this
var keyhit = new Array(); // hold an array of keyvalue
var lastkeyhit = new Array(); // hol
So is the answer, that this is a jQuery issue?
You get that for free depending on the event you use. The jQuery UI
autocomplete has this:
// only opera doesn't trigger keydown multiple times while pressed,
others don't work with keypress at all
$input.bind(($.browser.opera ? "keypress" : "keydown") +
".autocomplete", function(event) { [...]
hmm i'm not too clued up on the auto complete plug in. but i have made my
own autocomplete script
usualy i would create a global variable.
here's an example
var keylog = 0;
// on my key press event i would log the key like so
keylog = 1;
// on my key up i would set it back to 0
lkeylog = 0;
BTW this seems to be a problem with Firefox (not IE7 at least).
On Jun 14, 1:44 am, Rune wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I have implemented the very nice autocomplete plugin. Had to fight a
> couple of hours though because the thing just wouldn't show anything
> when I used an external data source. Finall
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