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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") %> <%=

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

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

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

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/.

Hello again. I can get my input forms doing what I want using the '':index => object_counter'' syntax which is very nice. However, the Ajax text_input_with_auto_complete seem not to be able to account for the :index. I can see in the source why this is the case. I have a workaround that is an ugly kludge. I am wondering if there is any less-ugly kludge that I can try.

Hi, text_field_with_auto_complete works. auto_complete_field almost works, the only problem is that it does not update the display:none default attribute of the div that receives the results. So the results are there, but I can''t see them. I compared both html, and they look the same. Only CSS differs, but updating the display:none should only happen in the javascript code. Who ran

I am going nuts here.. I have a form where users can write a city name (used with auto_complete) - and once they click on the desired city in the dropdown menu - I would like to have the Country field filled automatically as well... Is this possible at all ? If so, can somebody please tell me where I can find some documentation on the subject, or preferrably an example ? Many thanks in

Hello everybody, I was trying to install a web interface to my Voice Mail, Vmail.cgi I can log on it, list messages, but no play with the following error msg; "Hrm, can't seem to open /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/234/INBOX/msg0001.WAV" Remark: playing the message msg0001.WAV directly OK Any smart guy up there could help ? Thanks, --------------------------------- Do

I have been trying to write a selector function for Autocompleter.Local that will show a predefined Array and will scroll automatically to the first match. I have had success with with getting my list to populate and show all of the choices, however I cannot get it to scroll to the first match. Since I build the JS Array I can know exactly how many items are in the list going into my selector,

Hi all ! I began to develop Rails applications with Aptana Radrails under Windows. For that I had successfully installed auto_complete plugin and succeeded to use it. Now I have an iMac and I''m trying to restart my developments under OS X. My problem is: when I run the command ''script/plugin install auto_complete'', the result is: Plugin not found:

Cross posted from the "RoR:Talk" board... This is more a CSS question than a Rails one. In AWDwR, in the script.aculo.us section talking about auto-completion, it says "It is worth highlighting that there is no JavaScript to enable the arrow-up, arrow-down, highlight behavior of the list. It is enough to provide the stylesheet above; it turns out that all <ul> tags support

Hi, this is my first post. I have run: $ ruby script/plugin -v install auto_complete but the result is: Plugin not found: ["auto_complete"] #<Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - /dev/null> I have also try to run: $ ruby script/plugin -v list and the result is: Discovering plugins in http://dev.rubyonrails.com/svn/rails/plugins/ /CHANGELOG /account_location/

Trying to use Amy Hoy''s ajaxariffic auto_complete methodology and I am getting really close to the end. This is fairly complicated but I will simplify as best I can. My view code is simple... <%= text_field_with_auto_complete ''client'', ''wholename'' %> # wholename is not a column in ''clients'' but rather represents an

I am trying to get more out of auto_complete than it apparently was designed to deliver. My problems seem to be two fold. 1 - I use aggregations on names... :first_name, :middle_initial, :last_name and then aggregate them using a composed_of :wholename thing auto_complete_for seems to be wired to only use table columns directly and gags on the aggregate form. 2 - foreign table columns -

I think I can have finally reduced my problem to something somebody can help me with. I am using auto_complete... specifically the form command is... <%= text_area_auto_complete_for :case_manager :name %> I need to use the value derived here in my controller... If I use... cm = CaseManager.find(:first, :conditions => "name = ''Thomas E Dewey''") it works.

Hi everyone, I have used used scriptalicious for the autocomplete. It works but with one problem. When scrolling down the list, the values not visible are not scrolled into focus. eg I use the keyboard down or up key. Here is my CSS <style type="text/css"> div.auto_complete { height: 100px; width: 350px; background:

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Folks, I am trying to upgrade code base from 1.3.x to 2.3.2 and not surprisingly, lot of things are broken. ''text_field_with_auto_complete'' is not working for me - it gives the following error: ActionView::TemplateError (undefined method `text_field_with_auto_complete'' for #<ActionView::Base: 0x7f0ceb6b8290>) I already have installed auto_complete - ruby