>
> As @Stole mentioned, use isSuggestionListShowing() of the SuggestBox in
> KeyDownHandler instead of KeyUpHandler and move your existing from KeyUp to
> KeyDowm. Because onSelection will trigger before onKeyUp but after
> onKeyDown
>
mySuggestBoxObject.addKeyDownHandler(new KeyDownH
Forget to attach url:
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See whether it is what you need.
On Dec 23, 11:49 am, Michael W wrote:
> Can you check following whether it is what you need?
> If yes, I will post our solution here.
>
> On Dec 22, 6:35 am, "ss.require" wrote:
>
> > Hi there!
>
Have you tried checking isSuggestionListShowing() of the SuggestBox in
the KeyUpHandler. If the method returns true You could skip processing
the event. I haven't tried it but it could work.
On Dec 22, 12:35 pm, "ss.require" wrote:
> Hi there!
> If I select an option in the SuggestBox popup by pr
I had the same requirement and ended up writing my own SuggestBox
( started from the code of gwt suggestbox ).
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Can you check following whether it is what you need?
If yes, I will post our solution here.
On Dec 22, 6:35 am, "ss.require" wrote:
> Hi there!
> If I select an option in the SuggestBox popup by pressing the enter
> key then onKeyUp event fire. But I don't want that it happens because
> I alread
Hi there!
If I select an option in the SuggestBox popup by pressing the enter
key then onKeyUp event fire. But I don't want that it happens because
I already handle pressing the enter on the textbox by executing
another code. My code below:
suggestBox.addSelectionHandler(new SelectionHandler() {
