found the issue here was that after a jquery call I was making to pass
keywords to adsense the autocomplete would stop working in IE6 until I
blurred and then refocused on the text area. Seemed to need a very
small delay between the events. HEre is the code I used:
$('#suggest').blur(function() {
window.setTimeout(
function() { $("#suggest").focus(); },
2 // length of delay in milliseconds
);
});
On Oct 29, 3:31 pm, jmunning wrote:
> These two bugs were fixed by rolling back to the 1.1pre version which
> is linked to here
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/e187837...
>
> I am still dealing with a couple IE issues:
>
> 1. In IE6 my autocomplete field will work for a few selections and
> then just stop sending the ajax request altogether until the page is
> reloaded.
>
> you can see it here:http://www.xyggy.com/patent.php
>
> 2. In IE7 and IE6, when using the multiple separator '\n', sometimes
> the new line does not get added after selecting an autocomplete
> suggestion.
>
> On Oct 27, 3:10 pm, jmunning wrote:
>
> > I've noticed some strange behavior in IE7 for the bassistance
> > autocomplete plugin.
>
> > 1. This bug can be seen on the demo page here:
>
> > Type something into the "Multiple Birds (remote)" field and select one
> > of the autocomplete choices. Type a couple more letters so the drop
> > down appears again. Hold shift while selecting a second option from
> > the autocomplete drop down and everything below that input box
> > disappears. I've noticed this behavior on my site also.
>
> > Can someone verify that this is happening for them also?
>
> > 2. Even though I have the option "multiple" set to "true", it is
> > replacing my first selection every time I select an additional item
> > from the autocomplete drop down. It also will not add a return as a
> > line separator even though I have the option:
>
> > multipleSeparator: "\n"
>
> > You can see the behavior here: http://www.xyggy.com
>
> > Again these bugs are only in IE7
>
> > Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
