[Stable 1.0] LovCombo - Simple List of Values Combo

[jsakalos]

I've made some fix for "multiple checked values". Can somebody test it please?

[nebbian]

Hi Saki,

Yes I'm not saying that this snippet is up to the standard of the rest of your code, or that it will work for anyone else apart from me... but it might steer someone else in the right direction.

I don't know about typing partial words in, to be honest I never use this. A combo box that doesn't falsely select entries is more useful to me than one that allows autocomplete.

Once again thanks for sharing your code, it's made my project work a lot better

[jsakalos]

@nebbian,

could you please test the current version of LovCombo if the issue is fixed? I've sacrificed partially typed texts for non-doubling entries.

Let me please know if it works now.

Cheers,
Saki

[nebbian]

Hi Saki,

I can test it in around 12 hours (away from that machine at the moment). I'll test it and get back to you then.

[jsakalos]

No problem nebbian, no need to hurry...

[Dumbledore]

I've made some fix for "multiple checked values". Can somebody test it please?

for me it seems to work. Any change to get a fix for the jump behaviour with IE when checked a item at the end of a long list?

I did not study the source but i know that the IE have this behaviuor when use a '#' in href of a <a> tag.

Bye, Dumbledore

[jsakalos]

To tell truth, I'm quite lame when IE is concerned. Does normal combo behave same if you configure it with onSelect:Ext.emptyFn?

[nebbian]

Hi Saki,

Yes, the multiple values bug is now fixed. When I select "Door end panel" with your old code, it will then select "Door" as well. The new code only selects "Door end panel" which is the correct behaviour.

There are other issues with my implementation though (LovCombo doesn't automatically tick items in the list when bound to a record in a gridPanel), which are 'fixed' in the code I posted.

Thanks mate!

[Dumbledore]

Hi,

To tell truth, I'm quite lame when IE is concerned. Does normal combo behave same if you configure it with onSelect:Ext.emptyFn?

the normal combo runs fine. I figure out that this line is the reason for the behaviour:

// display full list
this.doQuery(this.allQuery);

When i debug with firebug this.allQuery is allways emtpy!? In the moment i comment out the line and it seems that all runs fine

[SxOrpheus]

To tell truth, I'm quite lame when IE is concerned. Does normal combo behave same if you configure it with onSelect:Ext.emptyFn?

The same problem also occurs on firefox.