Shelane Enos schrieb:
> The reason being that when I have an autocomplete field the user will start
> type something in the field and can arrow down and hit enter when on the
> selected item. However, if they have "outtyped" the field and there is no
> option select (none returned in the autocomplete) they are hitting enter by
> habit from that field and inadvertently submitting the form.
>
> So really, I only need it disabled so long as they're in the autocomplete
> field.
I've done something like this for Plazes, here's the relevant part of
the script:
autocompleter
.attr('autocomplete', 'off') // Prevent clash with Firefox'
autocomplete feature causing an exception.
.keypress(function(e) {
if ($(o.AUTOCOMPLETE_OUTPUT).is(':visible')) {
if (e.keyCode == 13) {
$(o.AUTOCOMPLETE_OUTPUT + ' a.selected').click();
return false;
}
}
})
You need to use keypress for browser consistency. What it does is
triggering a click on the link with the class selected. you may need to
adapt that to your needs. Basically I modified Dylan's autocomplete
plugin a bit.
autocompleter is an jQuery object with an input. So replace that with
$('#your-autocomplete-input')
-- Klaus
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