try to remove the highlight flag, so you'll have a better idea on what's going on.
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 03:13, Mil <formboardem...@wdoenterprises.com> wrote:
Wow, how did I miss that option. Thanks Patrick. On Sep 7, 9:18 am, Patrick Wolf <patrick.wolf...@gmail.com> wrote:Hi, have you tried to set the option selectFirst to false? Regards Patrick On Sep 3, 8:15 am,Mil<formboardem...@wdoenterprises.com> wrote: > Does anyone have any ideas for this issue? > On Sep 1, 4:49 am,Mil<formboardem...@wdoenterprises.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I am trying to use thisautocompletehttp://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Autocomplete > > but I'm having some issues with it. I'm trying to create a simple tag > >autocompletefeature. > > This is what I want to type (Example 1) > > TextArea: Cake, Ca, Caldren, Calimari, > > This is what I get (Example 2) > > TextArea: Cake, Cake, Caldren, Calimari, > > In Javascript, my var data = ["Cake", "Caldren", "Calimari"]; > > As you can see, I cannot type "Ca" because the information will > >autofillto "Cake" every time I type acomma. The only way I can > > avoid this is to do something very un-user friendly. That is to type > > "Ca" then press space and then type mycomma. That's the only way I > > can do it to make Example 1 work. > > This is my code: > > jQuery("#TagBox").autocomplete(data, { > > multiple: true, > > highlight: false, > > multipleSeparator: ", " > > }); > > What am I doing wrong?
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