>
> Yeah, drop downs don't seem to obey z-indexes and always want to be on
> top.
>
Thanks for the reply, I finally found a solution that succinctly worked for
me when I added z-index to my searching. ColdFusion creates a div around the
input called [inputname]autosuggest. So in your stylesheet (or inline) you
can do like:
#townautosuggest {*z-index*:2;}
#countyautosuggest {*z-index*:1;}
Here, the 'town' input would be the upper input. Simple really :)
Here's where I found the answer (about halfway down):
http://groups.google.com/group/CF-Talk/browse_thread/thread/737cb668e9aec45c/bb160ce300b5048a?#bb160ce300b5048a
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