Hi Ashwin,
How about floating the span elements? I have similar list and I use
float. Add a class to your span elements. In CSS, assign a width and
float them left or right as per your requirement.
HTH.
Yogesh
Ashwin wrote:
One of the reasons I like the Google Suggest powered autocomplete
somehow in that area. Can you send me a relevant snippet of
the CSS that you employ for this effect?
Thanks,
Ashwin
On Nov 11, 12:59pm, Yogesh Agashe yogesh.aga...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Ashwin,
How about floating the span elements? I have similar list and I use
float. Add a class to your span
.
Thanks for your help!
Ashwin
On Nov 11, 2:15pm, Yogesh Agashe yogesh.aga...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a list with 3 columns. This is the code. You just modify it a little bit for your page.
li
Name
span class='citystateinlist'City,State/span
span class='dateinlist'Date/span
/li
tedId, minChars:1});
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http://positionabsolute.net
On Oct 8, 10:45pm, Yogesh Agashe yogesh.aga...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. I tried doing that but it didn't work for me.If you point out the mistake in following code, it will be great.Thanks again.script type="text/_javascript
="moo" (or something). Your submit() call in your _javascript_
function/method will now work.
Sincerely,
Yogesh
Yogesh Agashe wrote:
Thanks for pointing out this error Matt. I should have noticed this.
But even after defining the function earlier, form submit doesn't work
:
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. I tried doing that but it didn't work for me.If
you point out the mistake in following code, it will be great.Thanks
again.
script type="text/_javascript_"
new Ajax.Autocompleter("search","hint","server_class.php",
{afterUpdateElement : getSelectedId,
