Emposha

hmmh, it does not display the code correctly, the point is to use a case-insensitive regular expression instead of a normal string.

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I’m using the newest/demo version and in still IE7 don’t work fine.
When choice a element show me Manuel Mujica Lainez and the code in HTML M<EM>a</EM>nuel Mujica Lainez.

Any suggestions/idea to fix it?

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I think you should at least give some credits to Guillermo (http://devthought.com) since you ported his idea to jQuery (btw. there is another and smaller one over here: h**p://www.bigredswitch.com/blog/2008/10/jquery-dynamic-textboxlist/) and even used the same example names!

How can i send data in a form?
if i put a submit button i cant receive anything…

Forget my previous message
it’s monday in the morning hehe

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Hey
How do i set that the li element in #feed to only show captions that really have the letters i type in the input.maininput.
This is a very nice script but i dont want too show all my values in the li list.

Hello all,

I would like to know how do we put the focus() on the element ? I have tried with the default name, but it does not work.

Thanks all

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Hey, i want to use this with Packer, and here is a small patch to do that. You need some semicolons ending function definitions, that’s all.

http://pastie.org/335561

Hi! Looks very nice, but when I type “Manuel” in the demo, it does not filter the dropdown list, so I see one Manuel in the 2nd row, but the other is not visible in the dropdown, because it’s around the 10th. Or ther’s a setting for this? Also maybe you could change in to be case insensitive. I’ll look into it. It would be nice to navigate the dropdown with the up and down keys, and also if after adding an item, the cursor (focus) would remain in the textarea. I know it’s a free component, and I have to stop complaining and giving ideas… Anyway, happy new year!

How do you incorporate Mysql in this to fetch the array?

you should turn this into a wordpress plugin (for the search box)

Good start!

I believe that standard autocomplete should include keyboard support. At minimum, up and down arrows, with selection occurring when you press the enter key.

Might I suggest having the plugin add a click handler to the ‘ul.holder’ element, that puts focus on the border-less input? It would be reasonable for a user to expect clicking at the end of the “text input” to bring it into focus and add an input cursor, but if the ‘.bit-box’ elements are wide enough to cause the input to overflow to the next line, it becomes difficult to tell how to input more names. I think this is the issue kareem hassan was reporting.

To make it even fancier, instead of using margin-right to space a ‘.bit-box’, you could try inserting an empty LI tag with the same width as the margin, and attaching a click handler to that which will insert-and-focus a new border-less, size-1, auto-expanding text input between names in the list (or at the beginning of the list). And check to see if jQuery.ui.sortable is present, and allow the names to be swapped around if so.

I would try to do it myself, but I already have too much work to do, and probably shouldn’t be spending my time reading blog posts on neat new interface tricks. Thought the ideas worth mentioning though, in case anyone else feels like taking up the challenge.