I am using angular-ng-autocomplete library at many places in my project.
But i faced 1 issue recently.
I have 1 button besides the autocomplete textbox. Whenever i select any option i am using it to add in the object.
But, Whenever i type something which is not in the dropdown list. At that time i can't click on the button until i click it twice.
So the 1st click is loosing focus from the autocomplete textbox and 2nd click is actually clicking on that button.
Demo
Try to type anything which is not in the loaded list. Ex: Test
Than try to click on 'Add' button, You will observe that you need to click twice.
For quick fix, I tried to read the mouseleave event on this ng-autocomplete, But it's also not being triggered whenever we are typing something. We need to loose the focus to make mouseleave works. And it's also not a good solution eitherway!
Any help?
Try this,
onFocused(e) {
// do something
this.auto.close();
}
Refer this for more https://github.com/gmerabishvili/angular-ng-autocomplete/issues/50
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I have a table with data, and when I click on a cell in a certain column, I want it to change into a select dropdown for the user to choose a category for that row (which will be written to the database by AJAX but that'll come later).
I've done something similar before with text boxes using this, which works great, but I'm not sure if I'm modifying it correctly.
I've created a JSFiddle which shows the problem I'm having. I click on the text and it turns into a select element as expected, but when I click on that to choose an option, the dropdown doesn't stay open and I can't select anything. Debugging has shown me that when I click the dropdown, it runs the $("td.ChooseType").click() routine again so I've tried to suppress that by removing the class then adding it back on on selection, but that hasn't solved it. On the rare occasion that the dropdown stays open, I am unable to select anything by either mouse or keyboard.
All of the users will be on IE8 unfortunately, so I need it to be compatible with that.
Thanks!
You need to use event delegation, as otherwise that click event is always bound to that td - regardless of whether its class changes.
Simply change:
$("td.ChooseType").click(function() {
To:
$("table").on('click', '.ChooseType', function () {
JSFiddle demo.
Purely as an alternative to the accepted answer, you can remove an attached handler with unbind. So instead of adding and removing the class, you could unbind and rebind your handler. Only requirement is that the function can't be in-line, but has to be declared separately.
example: http://jsbin.com/qiqunici/1/edit
var handler = function () {
$(this).unbind('click', handler); //unbind the clicked element only
//create and change the element
//inside the select-change event, instead of addClass, re-attach:
{
//$(this).parent().addClass("ChooseType").text(selected).find('select').remove();
$(this).parent().click(handler).text(selected).find('select').remove();
}
};
$("td.ChooseType").click(handler);
Here is a JSfiddle link to the script I am working with:
http://jsfiddle.net/TSM_mac/bnjWQ/
To use it, you first click the button and then on the element you want to modify.
As you notice, when you click the button to apply it to the div, the property is disabled and you can't just click on other objects. I want to be able to click the button, and apply it to any object without having to reclick the button.
The original code I wrote was not as tidy as this code, but a very helpful person wrote this for me to fix a problem I was having... I can't seem to enable this feature.
Just delete or comment out the line setting currentInput to null in the div.editable click handler and the if statement in the css property input click handlers. http://jsfiddle.net/bnjWQ/2/
I have a <button> element which adds an element to my page when clicked.
What I'd like to do is to have an <input> inside this button, in which I could input a number, and then on button click, it would add x times the element instead of clicking x times on the <button>
See demo here : http://jsfiddle.net/MWxgb/5
The problem is that I can't click inside the <input> element inside the button, it clicks the button instead.
Is there a way to avoid this behavior ?
Just prevent the clicks on the <input> from bubbling:
$("#count")
.click(function(e) {
e.stopPropagation();
});
http://jsfiddle.net/qT7gC/
http://jsfiddle.net/3vtTv/2/
I changed the button to a div, but still use $("#btn").button() to style it.
Then I call stopPropagation on the click event for the #count click handler.
This seems to work (in IE9, Chrome 10, FF4), but unfortunately the button still flashes when you click the textbox. Not sure how to work around that.
Odd idea, I doubt that would work. I would recommend just using a text input, and setting up some javascript to read a click/enter key pressed.
Refer to this question
Here is an example
I am trying to find a solution to a simple thing, that looks complex!
I have a textarea where users can update their status.
Underneath it I have a checkbox (ex: for the user to choose to tweet the status or no).
What I try to do is this:
1/ When the textera get the focus, the textarea expands, for that it's fine.
2/ When the textarea loose focus, so when the user clicks out of it, it collapse. That's fine too...
The only problem is that if the user click on the checkbox, the textarea collapse too but I want to prevent it.
It should collapse and execute the function on blur, but not if the user try to interact with the checkbox.
I set up an example on this page: http://favosaurus.com/dev/onblur.php
thanks for your suggestions.
You're going to need to use Javascript.
Pseudocode:
if input blur, and checkbox not clicked:
do normal blur action.
else:
process checkbox click
focus input again
Note: The answer marked as the answer, answers the questions in the Title. However, my underlying problem, using type ahead dropdowns, is solved by moving to IE8.
I have a drop down list that when I CLICK a NEW selection I want to cause a postback ("this.form.submit()") But only if the click on the dropdown list just changed the selection.
Note that OnChange will NOT work because when the selection is changed by the keyboard I would not want to postback because it is a type ahead dropdown list.
I also suppose I could use OnChange and check if the change was caused by the mouse.
Maybe if we can come up with both solutions and i'll see which works better?
Thanks so much for your help!!!!!
EDIT: More information:
AutoPostback = true; will not work. (don't want it to post back when the selection is changed by the keyboard)
onBlur = doPostBack; I tried this, but the result is not optimal. The user has to click off the ddl after making a selection with the mouse.
Another way to state what I want to do, i think, is do a postback when both the OnChange and OnClick events fire at the same time.
On the OnClick event I have javascript that sets the ddl.value = true;
On the OnChange event I check to see if ddl.Value = true if so I postback and set it to false.
On the OnKeyDown I set ddl.Value = false so that when I click on the ddl it only posts back if I change the selection with the mouse, if I press a key to use the type-ahead-feature it will not postback.
Not the most elegant solution but it works and you have to give me creadit for creativity.
Note: This solution work in combination with a script that fires on OnKeyDown that runs the type-ahead-ddl(ie. moves you to the closest selection when you press a key) and postsback when you press enter.
Did you try AutoPostBack="true" ?