similar to: autocomplete=off not working on Firefox

I''m trying to prevent double ajax requests when I have nested onclick handlers. I have a table with clickable column headings (for sorting by that column). I have onclick handlers on both the <th> and the <a> link so that clicking anywhere on the table heading should work. <th onclick="window.location.href=''http://foo?sort=foo'';">

I have IE 6.0.2 on an old Win 98 machine (that sounds like a vacuum cleaner when running), but I''m developing with FireFox and on Mac and Linux where things seem to work fine. On IE my Ajax.Updater code and my scriptaculous effects are working fine, but my autocomplete fields are not. I assume I''m doing something wrong in setting up the field: I use this on my form: <input

I have a table that has city, state and postal code. I want to auto-fill the city and state when a postal code is entered. The city and postal code are simple text fields, but the state is a drop-down list with abbreviations as the value, and the full state name as the option text. I assume with Ajax.Updater I could just return the HTML for both the city and state fields -- including the entire

See if I can stir up a little life with a demo. I can''t believe that Ajax.Autocomplete doesn''t work on IE, so I *must* be doing something wrong. Trying to figure this out I added some alerts to control.js and it seems that IE is not getting the onkeypress events. So, here''s a demo: http://hank.org/demos/form.html That contains two fields with onkeypress events:

Hello, I have created a ticket for an enhancement of the autocompleter to show the options immediately when the field gets focus. Right now at least one character must be typed for autocomplete to kick in. http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/5435 I have also made some code changes directly in the script Event.observe(this.element, "blur", this.onBlur.bindAsEventListener(this));

I''m working again on unloading events before making my ajax call. This code works on Firefox/Opera, but IE doesn''t seem to get the onclick events registered. Could someone with IE take a look? http://hank.org/demos/ajax3.html The js is included in that file. There''s alerts() to show when the events are registered. The idea of the code is to look for any

I''m using TinyMCE[1], a popular javascript WYSIWYG html editor. The editor fails to work when I load Scriptaculous before it -- well depending on the browser. I can make my application load the javascript in a different order, but just in case it''s an issue in scriptaculous I thought I''d report. I have a few pages up -- I''d like to find out if anyone else

Hi Rails gals n guys I am trying to enhance the "Lightning-Fast JavaScript Autocompletion" rails recipe. For those that do not have the pdf-book the recipe explains how to use a javascript array for an auto-complete text field. I want to combine this with the in_place_editor call. My current (unworking) code: <!-- Load the array for autocomplete --> <script

Hi all, Can anyone confirm if anything has changed in Ajax.Autocompleter (or Autocompleter[.Base]) in 1.5.1 since 1.5? I've updated to this version and either something has changed (unlikely) or I've made a change somewhere that's borked it (much more likely). Events aren't firing on the text box when I enter input or blur away from the control ... Many thanks! Regards, Cam

Hi, I needing to modify the control.js file and am confused about what the purpose of the getToken function is. I read the docs section below and still don''t understand why it doesn''t just access the form.value directly. Docs say: This method should get the text for which to provide autocompletion by invoking this.getToken(), NOT by directly accessing this.element.value. This is

Hi everyone, lately I''ve implemented an auto completion textfield at the bottom of a form. I was a bit bothered by the fact that the user would potentially need to scroll down in order to see all the options offered by the auto completion. I couldn''t find any information on how to auto scroll to the auto completion list with bulit-in functionality so I modified controls.js

Avoiding real work I decided to try and clean up my html and remove my inline onclick handlers for Ajax.Updater calls. Here''s the inline method I''ve been using: http://hank.org/demos/ajax-inline.html Now, here''s using <script> sections to apply the behavior. http://hank.org/demos/ajax.html (firefox only) Since the links (tabs) are inside the

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Hello. I''m using the Autocompleter to display suggestions when the user enters text in an input field. Sometimes the user wants to add text that is not among the suggestions but that is the prefix of one of the suggested entries. What''s the best way to accomplish this (the problem is, that the first matching entry is selected automatically and can''t be deselected)?

the div list of words doesn''t get updated # controller class Words < R ''/words'' def get ("word01".."word20").each{|w| (@words ||='''') << "<li>#{w}</li>"} render :_list @words end end #views # def layout html do head do link :rel

Hello everybody. I''m wondering if there is away with scriptaculous to update multiple form fields with data after finishing an autocomplete request. Heres an example. Joe BlowSchmoe fills in his name and starts to type in the customer number, he selects the approprate customer number from autocomplete list, and bam the address associated with the customer number is populated into the

Hi Guys, I'm currently using the Dojo Rich text editor on my site https://wideword.net but am not 100% happy with it as I'm a prototype kind of guy. So I started writing this Rich Text Editor the other day on an experiment. I used the In Place Editor as a template for it and have gotten it to more or less work under IE and Gecko. Unfortunately it still isn't working on Safari ( The

Hi everyone, I need to trigger a Rails action after the autocompletion is completed (when the user has selected an option). From the scriptaculous doc, I figured out ''afterUpdateElement'' is the place to be but I wonder if/how and where I can hook my javascript code to this event in Rails code (I''d like to keep using the helper, if possible)? I tried passing many

it sends the request fine in firefox but it never gets sent in ie7 (im using iewatch). here''s my code: var headers = [''Man'', ''POST http://'' + location.host + ''/something HTTP/1.1'',''MessageType'',''CALL'' ]; var myAjax = new Ajax.Request( url, { requestHeaders: headers ,contentType:

Hi All Not specifically a scriptaculous question, but I was wondering how people were going about maintaining access to their applications via standard urls. Say for example I''ve a shop at www.shop.com, and its pure ajax to load in products. Now customer A wants to show a friend a product on the site - giving him the url www.shop.com and telling him to click on a series of links