I have changed a little of my code and have gotten the onchange code
to run, but Internet Explorer does not hide the dropdown list after
selecting a value unless selected a second time. What can I do to
change this behavior?
var idList = %=addIDStringBuffer.toString()%;
var idArray =
Anybody have a simpler or more detailed bit of help for the onchange
problem I have?
On Jan 14, 4:33 pm, Mark Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, but that is completely over my head at this point. I am not
even perfectly clear on what X = $(this) means or why var x = this
is needed
Thanks for the input, Sheldon.
What you have said sounds logical, but I think that I may be
experiencing a different problem because what I am referring to is
when something is selected in the dropdown (which puts the selected
value into the input box) and then the input loses focus, onchange
I work around the same issues with several other plugins as well...
I'll explain how I solve it, maybe that will help others with the same
problem.
* I add my own 'layer' to the initialization of the plugin. *
Instead of...
$('input.autocomplete').autocomplete({ /* options */ });
I do this...
Thanks, but that is completely over my head at this point. I am not
even perfectly clear on what X = $(this) means or why var x = this
is needed here.
Mark Thompson
On Jan 14, 1:56 pm, Diego A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I work around the same issues with several other plugins as well...
I'll
Keep in mind that the onchange event for a text input box is only
fired when the input loses focus. Tying your updatePartyAddress
function to onkeyup instead of onchange is one way to get it to fire
after every letter.
That being said, it should be firing if you type in some letters and
click on
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