> Autocompleter constructor just uses $() function for lookup element.
> So it's OK to pass element itself as first parameter.
This isn't working either, but there are no javascript errors.
Could it be a problem with the page I'm calling on the autocompleter?
I have the php code below, followed by the JS
<?
// employeeSuggestion.php
$tmp="<ul><li>ddddddddd</li></ul>";
print $tmp;
?>
// add in the inplaceeditor for the name field
var editor=new Ajax.InPlaceEditor('name' + hoursId,'changeHour.php',{
okButton:false,
submitOnBlur:true,
formId:'ajaxForm',
callback:function(form,value){
var request="hoursId=" + hoursId +
"&which=name&username=" + value;
return request;
},
});
Object.extend(editor, {
_createEditField: editor.createEditField,
createEditField: function() {
this._createEditField();
new Autocompleter.Local(this.editField,'name' + hoursId,
'employeeSuggestion.php',{
'minChars':1,
});
}
});
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