We had a similar issue with our website when we first developed this.
When I looked at your site I did not notice the trap (IE7 and
Firefox). However, this is what we did: I set the z-index css property
on the menu containing div to be higher than the content area (if you
use positioning then z-in
We have built our site using superfish to handle the main navigation
menu. The top level elements are images and for selecting the 'current
section" image, we use the codebehind to set the different image
states, and a rollover function in the client side to handle the image
rollovers. That gives
I have been experimenting with the autocomplete, and so far am
impressed with the performance. There is one thing, however, that I
would like to do that I cannot figure out myself.
My list items are supplied by a sql script that finds entries using
both freetext and like matching. This means that
I found the answer to my own problem. I had set the id on the input
tag, but had not specified the field name. The form does post, but
without a name specified, the field is not included in the form values
passed to the server.
I have been working with the autocomplete library and have the
autocompletion working reasonably well. However, my problem comes when
I want to take the form populated with the results of the user's
selections and then post it to my server side script for final
results. This does not work -- I fou
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