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Hi, I want to know which of the two methods, auto_complete_field and text_field_with_auto_complete best suits what I am trying to do. I have a model class called search (which doen''t extend ActiveRecord) which holds two parameters, category_string and postcode_string. I want my form to bind its values to these to values. I also want the category input to be an auto complete field

Hi, I have auto_complete working generating a list and populating a text box in a form. The problem arises when I add the :on_hide option as follows: <%= auto_complete_field "search", { :url => {:action => "search"}, :on_hide => "foo($(''selected_uid''), $(''search_list''))"} > %> :on_hide makes everything stop

Okay, urm, here is the problem :) I have an auto_complete field that gets back a set of three values, so, ideally, I thought I would put the :after tag on the auto_complete_field, use a little custom javascript function that splits it up and flings it into the other values, except, call me stupid, but, auto_complete_field doesn''t have an :after tag ? At least, I can''t see

Not sure what I am doing wrong. Here is what i am trying to do (code to follow). I have a form to create a new book. This book can have many authors and I wanted to be able to add the authors based on if they appear in the authors table. I originally was going about it a long and arduous way where I had several forms. After thinking about it I decided to dynamically add new fields to

Hi friends I have problem with auto_complete_field. I have used auto_complete_field with in the remote_form_for. But when we enter the text in auto_complete_field two actions are calling 1. auto_complete_field action 2. remote_form_for action I need to restrict the form action when we enter text on auto_complete_field Could u give any ideas? <div

Good afertnoon. I''m trying to use a mouse over event: Event.observe("name_auto_complete", "mouseover", function(){alert("auto_complete")} ); with the auto_complete_field bellow. <%= text_field_tag("name") %> <%= content_tag("div", "", "id" => "name_auto_complete") %> <%=

I''m trying to get some auto_complete_field stuff going, and I have them working for the most part, but I can''t quite get how the :on_hide option works. I''m hoping that I can populate a hidden field with the id of the chosen record with it...is that going to be possible? Thanks for your help. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, I''m wondering if it is possible to pass an extra value (which I will use to further restrict my query) using text_field_with_auto_complete? Any suggestions would be appreciated! -Mike

I''m pretty new to ruby and rails and have been racking my brain for a few hours on this one. I have set up a text_field_with_auto_complete and it works great. It talks to my controller correctly, firing my method that queries mySQL and returns a nice <ul> to select from all with CSS. Ok great. Now I want to be able to capture the ID of the item that the user will select from. I

Hi all, I''m looking for some insight on why my text_field_with_auto_complete might not work in Internet Explorer. I''m using it in a fairly simple way, without much customization. I''ve broken it down and made a test page at http://realty.colemanation.org/houses/test which shows the behavior I''m having problems with. For me on Windows XP this page works

I have a page that hides elements using CSS display: none. I don''t expect RSpec to test any changes made by Javascript; I just want to test how the page loads initially: what is visible and what is not. Can I test this in RSpec? Or do I need to use something like Selenium? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

hello all, I am trying to get a customized text_field_with_auto_complete working where the generated dropdown will display not only the list of teams (first line), but also their city and country(second line). In my view, I have: <p> <label for="team_name">Team: </label> <%= text_field_with_auto_complete :team, :name, {}, :skip_style => true %>

Hi, I have an app, which implements a group feature. Each group has n members. Also, each group has a group specific profile pic to it. I have been able to implement auto complete for the group feature keeping in mind the group name alone. I have referred to the following tutorial for the same:- http://railsforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=23188 I am using **ruby 1.8.7** and **rails 2.0.2** for

I have some difficulties with text_field_with_auto_complete. I’m new to this, it just will not work, I must be doing something wrong. It would be great if someone could advise me. I have tried to follow advice available on the internet, so I don’t know what the problem is. The script gets as far as the breakpoint in the controller, but it doesn’t like the next line – giving the error message

Hey everybody, I am using text field with autocomplete in my posts new action. That works great. Response from autocompleter in firebug: POST http://localhost:3001/posts/auto_complete_for_tag_name 200 OK 68ms but if I use the same in edit action it fails and I got this error. POST http://localhost:3001/posts/781/auto_complete_for_tag_name 404 Not Found 81ms *** POSTS controller: *** def

Hello All, I''m a RoR newbiew, trying to experiment with Autocomplete, but I''m having some difficulties. When I start typing in my input box, instead of getting a nice drop down, the styling on my page is getting all out of wack (ie my background colours change, link styling changes, etc) and I''m not seeing any autcompletion data. Here are the steps I''ve taken

All - Trying not to fight rails on this, basically have a form and all the same as would be with an ActiveRecord model except that there is no table. I started out using this article: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/315850/rails-model-without-database ...which is kind of a hack by inheriting ActiveRecord in to non-AR model but am running into some problems and just have the feeling that I am

Hi, Let''s say I have the following: Product < AR Memberships < Product I know that the product with id 10 has its type column set to "Membership", but still I''d like to treat it as a regular product. So if I do: Product.find(10), Rails returns a Membership object. Is it possible to tell rails to not care about STI and to simply return a Product object?

Hi, I''m trying to implement a search feature on my blog: http://not.justco.de. It works nicely in Firefox and Safari, but not in Internet Explorer. This is the code in my _search.rhtml: <%= text_field_with_auto_complete :post, :title %> This is in the controller: def auto_complete_for_post_title @results = Post.find(:all, :conditions => [ ''LOWER(title) LIKE

Well, I did finally get the after_update_element to call my controller action with the following syntax: <%= text_field_with_auto_complete ( :customer, :company_name, { :size => "45" }, :after_update_element => "function(element,value){" + remote_function( :url => { :action => :get_customer_info }, :with =>