Hey! Your fix works as you said. Under both IE and Opera.
There are still the issues described in my previous mail (resubmit of stacked autocompleters on all browsers, dropdown problem on Opera), but the things that you just fixed - do work as expected. I just had to refresh/clear cache in IE and it started to work. Best regards Dariusz Wojtas On 12/31/06, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With the "Object error" and the encoding problem out of the way I will start looking at other problems next year :) regards musachy Dariusz Wojtas wrote: > Hi Musachy, > > I have just built new S2 (after tag 2.0.2), made sure that the old JAR > files are replaced and restarted it. If something is fixed - great, > but it still misbehaves under IE and Opera. > There is also some issue common to all browsers (including FF): > > *) If I have 3 stacked autocompleters, every autocompleter has a value > and I submit the form to go to the same action (reload with selected > values), then only the top autocompleter is displayed with the correct > value. The other 2 autocompleters are empty - but the code in > generated HTML suggests that the correct values were passed to dojo: > <input dojoType="struts:ComboBox" ... initialValue="A4" > initialKey="3541" ... > > The dependent autocompleters are just blank. > And the funny thing is that the browser asks the server for valus to > be shown in autocompleter2 and autocompleter3 and gets the correct > values - on page load. Even more funny is that it shows autocompleter1 > with the predefined value, and I may expand both autocompleter2 and > autocompleter3 (nothing selected in autocompleter2). > > > *) Problem under Opera 9.0.2. > I know a little more about problems under Opera. > It is enough to have single autocompleter to reproduce it. > Some value is selected, the dropdown is hidden. > I click the downArrow with mouse, the dropdown with options nicely > opens and I may change selection. If I mark with mouse/keyboard at > least 1 character in the selected value (as if you were preparing for > copy/paste) then clicking the downArrow has no effect. If I deselect > the character - it works again. > The problem is that after making a selection with mouse - the value is > automatically marked/selected and the downArrow will not work. > Possibly the solution would be to make sure that no character is > marked after choosing an option. Or changing the condition under which > the dropdown checks what options to display. > > Similar problem under Opera when typing something in the autocompleter. > If the dropdown is already shown/opened - it will work. > But if you start typing when it is hidden, it will not work because > some characters are automatically marked/selected. Pressing backspace > makes it work. > It is all reproductible with the sample I have sent you. > > *) IE 6 > Still problems on my machine. Even with simple autocompletes. > I can see an error in the status bar. No details. Just: > Line: 4872 [It must be sth in the javascript, the HTML code is > much shorter] > Char: 1 > Error: [object error] > Code: 0 > > > Thanks for your help. > And a Happy New Year! > > Dariusz Wojtas > > > > On 12/31/06, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Both problems should now be fixed on IE 6. >> >> regards >> musachy >> >> Musachy Barroso wrote: >> > I will fix it so it ignores that null value. UTF-8 works. >> > >> > regards >> > musachy >> > >> > Dariusz Wojtas wrote: >> >> I am not really sure if it worked before, both autcompleter and my >> >> code do evolve ;) >> >> I was always using JSP with UTF-8 encoding to generate my options. >> >> Is UTF-8 a problem here? >> >> >> >> You mean >> >> [ ["A", "B"] , ] >> >> is problematical for IE, but >> >> [ ["A", "B"] ] >> >> will work? Should I change something in the json list generation or >> >> the autocompleter will recognize such case? >> >> >> >> Dariusz Wojtas >> >> >> >> On 12/28/06, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> This is what I found so far, there are 2 problems, one is that when >> >>> there is a json array like: >> >>> >> >>> [ ["A", "B"] , ] >> >>> >> >>> IE puts a null object in the array. That one is easy to fix. The >> other >> >>> problem is that using freemaker, like in showcase to render the json >> >>> array, the charset of the response is set to Cp1252, which causes >> the >> >>> error on IE. If I use a jsp to render the json array, the >> encoding is >> >>> ISO-8859-1 which works fine. Was this working for you before? >> >>> >> >>> regards >> >>> musachy
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