Also, I used jquery-1.3.2.js when I tested the patch.
On Mar 30, 12:55 pm, Ed J wrote:
> I've posted the 'single click' jquery autocomplete plugin here. Both
> full and minified versions are updated:
>
> http://www.edwardotis.com/public_files/js/jquery-autocompleteplugin/a...
>
> enjoy,
>
> Ed
>
I've posted the 'single click' jquery autocomplete plugin here. Both
full and minified versions are updated:
http://www.edwardotis.com/public_files/js/jquery-autocompleteplugin/autocomplete-single-click-dropdown-option.zip
enjoy,
Ed
On Mar 30, 12:41 pm, Ed J wrote:
> Hi Andrea,
>
> I have up
Hi Andrea,
I have updated my local version of the plugin to support the behavior
that we both want.
In the unminified version 1.02 of the autocomplete plugin, change line
165
from:
if ( hasFocus++ > 1 && !select.visible() ) {
to:
if ( hasFocus++ > 0 && !select.vis
Hello,
I am trying to get the same functionality as Andrea also.
Here's my use case:
I currently have a traditional form select drop down list that can get
very long. It's tedious to scan and scroll through the entire list
when it gets long.
I would like to use autocomplete to show the entire l
You are right, but sometimes it's nice to have a list of options
rolled down as soon as the field gets the focus. Especially when that
list is quite short (maybe as a consequence of some filtering based on
already filled in fields). In these cases, it'd be nice to have
autocomplete working without
Isn't the entire idea behind auto_complete_ that it actually needs
input before it can complete anything for you?
On Mar 19, 10:37 am, "Mr.Rech" wrote:
> Hi,
> on the autocomplete demo-page I've noticed many examples that set
> "minChars" option to "0", giving the impression that they will fire
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