Hi Dipita,
I've not seen this issue before. Does it occur when you return a textfield from the server or does
it occur when manipulating a textfield value?
If you want to set this attribute you can set it on the field:
TextField tf = new TextField("firstname");
tf.setAttribute("autocomplete", "off");
If you want to do this across the application you can create something like a "control factory" that
creates the controls for you:
public class ControlFactory {
public static TextField createTextField(String name) {
TextField tf = new TextField(name);
tf.setAttribute("autocomplete", "off");
return tf;
}
}
Lastly you can create a custom container (eg Form) and override the insert method to set this
attribute when adding the child.
kind regards
bob
dshah wrote:
Hi,
I am using basic ajax calls to render a sub part of my form.. I am running
into this issue with firefox (which doesn't happen in IE) - Permission
denied to get property XULElement.accessibleType.
It seems that firefox has a bug where the autocomplete in firefox is having
a problem - someone suggested a solution -
http://www.seopher.com/articles/fixing_the_permission_denied_to_get_property_xulelement_selectedindex_error
whereby you have to set all input fields to have "autocomplete=off".
My question is if I am using Click Controls to render and create the html,
then is there another easy way to fix this issue?
Regards,
Dipita
