[jQuery] (autocomplete) how to keep the suggestion list when on blur

[Angus]

jQuery 1.3.2
jQuery Autocomplete plugin 1.1

I would like to
- keep the suggestion list when user click outside the text field.
- hide the suggestion list when user select item from the suggestion
list

I found a possible way, remove these lines of codes
if (!config.mouseDownOnSelect) {
hideResults();
}

Is there any better ways to achieve this ?

[jQuery] Re: Does the ready event wait for JavaScript files to be downloaded?

[Angus]

Thanks to both of you.  Your answers are very helpful.

Sincerely,

Angus

On Mar 10, 9:22 pm, Iair Salem iairsa...@gmail.com wrote:
 I think you can use the getScript method (http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/
 jQuery.getScript)

 Although It does not work perfect in Safari 2 (Hey, Safari 4 is almost
 here!) you can use the callback function as the ready function you
 were asking for.
 It works all between the same domain, but If you want some cross
 domain scripts, you'll have to use what Ricardo pointed (JSONP).

 Iair.

 On 10 mar, 17:32, Angus trimk...@sbcglobal.net wrote:



  I am working on a Web app that will consist of virtually empty html
  pages to be downloaded with references in the head tag to JS files
  that will be used to dynamically construct the elements of the page.
  I have read that the ready event waits until the DOM is loaded and
  manipulable.  Would this mean waiting until all of the JS includes
  have been downloaded?

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[jQuery] Does the ready event wait for JavaScript files to be downloaded?

[Angus]

I am working on a Web app that will consist of virtually empty html
pages to be downloaded with references in the head tag to JS files
that will be used to dynamically construct the elements of the page.
I have read that the ready event waits until the DOM is loaded and
manipulable.  Would this mean waiting until all of the JS includes
have been downloaded?

Thanks.

[jQuery] use jQuery selector on IE5.5

[Angus]

I just know that in jQuery + IE5.5 most selectors return empty array.
After digging into source code I found that it will try to get the
nodeName and nodeType of document (nodeType=9) which IE 5.5's document
element doesn't have these two attributes.  As a quick fix I add the
following lines at the beginning of my HTML:

if (document) {
  if (!document.nodeType) document.nodeType = 9;
  if (!document.nodeName) document.nodeName = '#document';
}

and all of my selector works.  Of course there should be other cases
failed in IE 5.5 but at least simple selectors will work

Hope this help