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Re: Autocomplete on a modal window
Cristi Manole wrote:
>
> thank you both for your answers, but there are still problems...
>
> I already tried what Don suggested, but that only allows for the
> autocomplete text to be displayed correctly in IE, but not in FF (at
> least not in 2.0.0.9).
>
> I really cannot figure out why.
>
I had very similar problem. I solved it by cleaning FF cache every time I
changed javascript (Edit-Preference-Network-Clean Now).
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Re: Autocomplete on a modal window
Posted by Cristi Manole <cr...@gmail.com>.
Hello,
I managed to get around this. It was indeed just a caching issue.
In order to get the autocomplete on top of the modal window, i changed the
zindex in the *autocomplete's javascript*. (don't change anything in the
modal. I found that does not work).
Cristi
On Feb 8, 2008 3:36 PM, Don Hass <do...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I agree that it sounds like a caching issue. I know that happens in FF
> quite
> a bit and IE even worse.
>
> The new Modal + AutoComplete problem I have encountered these days is you
> have a panel inside your Modal and it has a vertical scrollbar. The
> Autocomplete popup div does not get placed properly if the panel is
> scrolled
> down from its original position.
>
> You will have your autocomplete text field higher on the panel due to
> scrolling (e.g. to see the bottom of the panel) and the autocomplete popup
> div will still be in the original text field spot even though the text
> field
> has moved.
>
> Have not found workable solution for that issue either related to
> autocompletes in modals.
>
>
> Dmitry Kandalov wrote:
> >
> >
> > Cristi Manole wrote:
> >>
> >> thank you both for your answers, but there are still problems...
> >>
> >> I already tried what Don suggested, but that only allows for the
> >> autocomplete text to be displayed correctly in IE, but not in FF (at
> >> least not in 2.0.0.9).
> >>
> >> I really cannot figure out why.
> >>
> >
> > I had very similar problem. I solved it by cleaning FF cache every time
> I
> > changed javascript (Edit-Preference-Network-Clean Now).
> >
>
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Re: Autocomplete on a modal window
Posted by Don Hass <do...@gmail.com>.
I agree that it sounds like a caching issue. I know that happens in FF quite
a bit and IE even worse.
The new Modal + AutoComplete problem I have encountered these days is you
have a panel inside your Modal and it has a vertical scrollbar. The
Autocomplete popup div does not get placed properly if the panel is scrolled
down from its original position.
You will have your autocomplete text field higher on the panel due to
scrolling (e.g. to see the bottom of the panel) and the autocomplete popup
div will still be in the original text field spot even though the text field
has moved.
Have not found workable solution for that issue either related to
autocompletes in modals.
Dmitry Kandalov wrote:
>
>
> Cristi Manole wrote:
>>
>> thank you both for your answers, but there are still problems...
>>
>> I already tried what Don suggested, but that only allows for the
>> autocomplete text to be displayed correctly in IE, but not in FF (at
>> least not in 2.0.0.9).
>>
>> I really cannot figure out why.
>>
>
> I had very similar problem. I solved it by cleaning FF cache every time I
> changed javascript (Edit-Preference-Network-Clean Now).
>
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