this work with just single enter key?
Thanks.
Regards,
Yogesh
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Hi Matt, I tried it and it works. Thank you so much for the quick
reply.
Thanks again.
Regards,
Yogesh
On Aug 7, 11:48 am, Matt Foster mattfoste...@gmail.com wrote:
I've never actually used this component but in researching the docs,
could you use the callback for afterUpdateElement
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['searchcustomerform'].submit();
}
/script
Thanks you.
Sincerely,
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rUpdateElement : getSelectedId, minChars:1});
function getSelectedId(text, li) {
$('class_id').value=li.id;
document.forms['searchcustomerform'].submit();
}
/script
Thanks,
Yogesh
Matt Foster wrote:
http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/ajax-autocompleter
aft
Thanks for pointing out this error Matt. I should have noticed this.
But even after defining the function earlier, form submit doesn't work
:(
Sorry.
Sincerely,
Yogesh
Matt Foster wrote:
You've defined your function after you reference it...
It needs to be created first then it can
="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
:
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
wrote:
Hi Yogesh,
You gave me some food for thought! I added float:left; and width:
300px; attributes to all the span tags just to see how that turns
out. When I do that, the span elements are outside the enclosing
li elements, one below the other. I am no CSS expert, so I could be
messing up
Sure, glad that I was able to help you !
Yogesh
Ashwin wrote:
In addition to your snippet, I had to add the following CSS attributes
to the LI element:
position: relative;
overflow: auto;
and slightly increased the width of the container UL element. It is
now showing up as expected
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