Closed hhermsen closed 11 years ago
I found that shouldNotBlur was only set when an option in the list was clicked (mousedown). This happens when the user selects an option and therefore fills the input-element. But why are you then not allowing to navigate away?
With this old code, you had to click twice on a other element (i.e. an input-field) to get the focus there. I found it a bit too obtrusive.
@hhermsen I think this is related to a bug on IE that would close the list when you try to click and drag the scrollbar using your mouse.
I need to confirm that before merging. Thank your for your explanation.
@fabiomcosta You are completely right. I can confirm this bug with this code in IE 9. Will try to build a working fix without compromising other browsers functionality.
awesome! thank you!
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@fabiomcosta https://github.com/fabiomcosta You are completely right. I can confirm this bug with this code in IE 9. Will try to build a working fix without compromising other browsers functionality.
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Hello, I'm experiencing the same issue... If I keep this.shouldNotBlur = true in IE7,8,9 , Chrome , Safari, I need always to double click to move to the next input...
I commented it out and seems fine...
I'm still not sure about this change. I'll take a look at the shouldNotBlur property again this weekend. Can you talk about what you found?
Thank again @hhermsen .