My sugestion
<input type="text" class="autoComplete" id="text1" value=""/>
<div id="choice1" class="autocomplete"></div>
<input type="text" class="autoComplete" id="text2" value=""/>
<div id="choice2" class="autocomplete"></div>
<input type="text" class="autoComplete" id="text3" value=""/>
<div id="choice3" class="autocomplete"></div>
And Javascript Part
var AutoCompleters = new Array();
AutoCompleters[AutoCompleters.length]=new Ajax.Autocompleter("text1",
"choice1", "/url/on/server", {});
AutoCompleters[AutoCompleters.length]=new Ajax.Autocompleter("text2",
"choice2", "/url/on/server", {});
...
and after that you can create function
function disable()
{
AutoCompleter.each(function(item)
{
Event.stopObserving(item.element, "keypress",
item.onKeyPress.bindAsEventListener(this));
});
}
function enable()
{
AutoCompleter.each(function(item)
{
Event.stopObserving(item.element, "keypress",
item.onKeyPress.bindAsEventListener(item));
});
}
Something like that i think. I write from my head, so i don't know if it works.
2006/11/30, mobrien118 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm sure there is an easy way to do this, but it is one of those things
that is incredibly difficult to search for.
How can I disable an 'Ajax.Autocompleter' element from working 'on the
fly'? I have a page where I'm using two (I know it's crazy)
Ajax.Autocompleter elements and once one of them has got a result I
want the other field to just behave as a normal text input.
There may even be a defined method to do this but I don't know what it
is.
Any help?
Thanks in advance,
--mobrien118
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