Hey Dan, great plugin, the interface is both innovative and familiar, and works well - as long as I use either mouse or keyboard, but not both. The inconsistent behaviour was already mentioned by so many others in this thread, I hope it gives you an idea how to merge both controls into one.
If that inconsistency could be removed, the widget would be even greater. Regards Jörn On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 7:48 PM, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Graeme, > >>This plugin looks really cool! >> >>I found a small issue: >> >>If you load the page for the first time (in ff3) and just click on the >>blank >>area in the dropdown (instead of the down arrow) there is no animation when >>it expands down and the hierarchy arrows don't work when you use the mouse. >>If you then click the down arrow and go down a level or two in the >>hierarchy >>and don't select something and go back to clicking on the blank area of the >>dropdown, the formatting gets messed up (large vertical spacing of the >>"Entertainment" entry in the demo). > > 1) If you click inside the text box, you go into "keyboard" entry mode--so > you're actually seeing the "autocomplete" box, not the dropdown menu. You > can change the styles in the CSS to make this look however you want (so that > you can make it look visual different.) Currently, when you're in keyboard > entry mode you can not use the mouse to select entries. You can disable > keyboard support by using a <div/> element instead of an <input/> element > and then clicking "inside" would always cause the same menu as dropdown > arrow. > > 2) The second issue (with the large vertical spacing) seems to be related to > the Chili plug-in (which is used for syntax highlighting.) The problem seems > to be random and only occurs when Firebug reports Chili errors (at least > that's the only time I've seen the behavior.) I've never seen the behavior > on a page that doesn't have the Chili plug-in. > > -Dan > >
