Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-05-02 Thread Musachy Barroso
There are 3 input for each autocompleter, the one with the value, and the one with the key are hidden, so setting the focus on them won't work, you need to use the visible one. regards musachy On 5/2/07, Scott Nesbitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: var TEAM_LOOKUP = 2; function onbodyload() {

Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-05-02 Thread Scott Nesbitt
var TEAM_LOOKUP = 2; function onbodyload() { var f = document.getElementById('mainForm'); var t = f.elements[TEAM_LOOKUP]; t.value = parent.originalValue; t.focus(); // this does not work! why? } Scott --- jdmr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Would you mind posting the onload s

Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-04-27 Thread jdmr
Would you mind posting the onload script? I'm having trouble with it... Thanks... David M. Scott Nesbitt wrote: > > > I am having trouble setting the focus on an > autocompleter field. > > When I print out all the fields in my overlay, I see > three for the sports team autocompleter: > > sp

Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-04-19 Thread Aridany Ramirez
Hello, i´m testing s:autocompleter (struts 2.0.6), but is not working, dojo is showing an error, is not finding the file "struts/struts.js". Any ideas?? Thanks. 2007/4/19, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: IMO you might get better help on the Dojo forum. You should also check Dojo's code

Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-04-19 Thread Musachy Barroso
IMO you might get better help on the Dojo forum. You should also check Dojo's code for ComboBox as I know they are hooking listeners to the focus events. Another suggestion is to try what you are doing on a simple page using Dojo's widget, without Struts, that way you will know if it is a Dojo o

Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-04-19 Thread Scott Nesbitt
I do use the visible, nameless one to hold the value. However, though I can set the value on it, it ignores my request for focus(). So are you are saying I should ask this in the Dojo area? Thanks, Scott --- Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One has the ${name} you entered in the

Re: S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-04-18 Thread Musachy Barroso
One has the ${name} you entered in the name attribute, and it will have the value entered on the visible input. The one with the name ${name}Key has the key for the selected value, and the visible one (the one with no name) is for typing. Why not use the visible one as the one holding the value?

S2: Autocompleter and focus

2007-04-18 Thread Scott Nesbitt
I am having trouble setting the focus on an autocompleter field. When I print out all the fields in my overlay, I see three for the sports team autocompleter: sportsTeam sportsTeamKey (one with no name) (why does it have no name?) Here is how it is declared: In my onbodyload() function