What did seem to work was changing the default index to null in updateChoices. This makes it so that nothing is selected by default so enter still submits unless the user actively selects a choice from the selection box.
justin
On 7/27/06, Justin Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tried passing \n as a token but it doesnt seem to do anything with it. My unelegant workaround for now is to comment out the line in controls.js that looks for return:
switch(event.keyCode) {
case Event.KEY_TAB:
// case Event.KEY_RETURN:
this.selectEntry();
Event.stop(event);
Justin
On 7/26/06, Steve Longdo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Have you tried changing the autocomplete tokens? I imagine trapping or not trapping the '\n' (newline character ) would control this behavior.
Before- tokens: new Array(' ',',','\n')
After- tokens: new Array(' ',',')On 7/26/06, Justin Chen < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Is there an option to prevent the 'return' key from autocompleting? On my application I like having the autocomplete show possible matches for users, but I dont want to force them to use a partial match.
Example:
1) User wants to enter "sock" into the textbox
2) Autocomplete finds a term "sockpuppet" and shows it
3) User sees "sockpuppet" but is still satisfied with "sock", so he hits return to submit the form --> but "sockpuppet" autofills into the box! The only way to circumvent the autocompletion is to put a space, comma, etc.
Thanks,
Justin
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