Firefox probabaly ignores clicks on the scroll bar and thus does not
lose focus. Here is the main part of the code
var auto_cust;
var auto_bran;
var auto_call;
new Event.observe(window, 'load', pageload);
function pageload() {
auto_cust = new Ajax.Autocompleter('customer', 'customer_auto',
'logform_customer.asp', {minChars:-1,frequency:0.5,afterUpdateElement:
getCustomerId});
auto_bran = new Ajax.Autocompleter('branch', 'branch_auto',
'logform_branch.asp', {minChars:-1,frequency:0.5,callback:
customerCallback,afterUpdateElement: getBranchId});
auto_call = new Ajax.Autocompleter('caller', 'caller_auto',
'logform_caller.asp', {minChars:-1,frequency:0.5,callback:
customerCallback});
new Event.observe('customer', 'focus', acust);
new Event.observe('branch', 'focus', abran);
new Event.observe('caller', 'focus', acall);
$('customer').focus();
}
function acust()
{
auto_cust.activate(); //twice because IE is clever
auto_cust.activate();
}
function abran()
{
auto_bran.activate(); //twice because IE is clever
auto_bran.activate();
}
function acall()
{
auto_call.activate(); //twice because IE is clever
auto_call.activate();
}
function getBranchId(text, li) {
$('branch_id').value = li.id;
$('caller').focus();
}
function getCustomerId(text, li) {
$('customer_id').value = li.id;
$('branch').value='';
$('branch_id').value='';
$('branch').focus();
}
function customerCallback(element, entry) {
return entry + "&customer=" + $('customer_id').value;
}
On 17 Feb, 12:01, david <david.brill...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi craig,
>
> perhaps stupid remarks, but in FF the scrollbar is contained inb the
> element, not in IE.
> Couldn't it be something like that ??
>
> Can you send the code for the autocompleter ?? (just it, with
> callbacks definition ??
>
> --
> david
>
> On 17 fév, 12:48, Craig <cr...@europe.com> wrote:
>
> > Sorry cant get an example online im afraid, should behave this way for
> > anyone who sets a height for the auto_complete div like so:
>
> > div.auto_complete
> > {
> > position:absolute;
> > width: 350px;
> > max-height:200px;
> > overflow: auto;
> > overflow-x: hidden;
> > background: #fff;
> > z-index:101;
> > border:1px solid #888;
>
> > }
>
> > When clicking on the scroll bar it loses focus and closes the div. I
> > am currently trying to edit the onBlur function to check if focus is
> > still on this.update (the div) so i can set it to remain open.
>
> > On 17 Feb, 11:00, david <david.brill...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Hi craig,
>
> > > not seems trivial, could we have an example?
>
> > > --
> > > david
>
> > > On 17 fév, 11:03, Craig <cr...@europe.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Am having one problem i cannot seem to solve. The autocompleter box
> > > > displays the results which has a set height so a scroll bar displays.
> > > > In FF but not other browsers when you scroll through the results it
> > > > works fine but in any other browser it will just lose focus and
> > > > disappear.
>
> > > > Anyone come accross the same problem have a fix? Am using the latest
> > > > versions.
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