Using select2, is it possible to render the search input instead of clickable select with search input in the dropdown, so the user can focus it immediately with either clicking it or going down the form
with a TAB key?
Default:
What I (roughly) need:
My guess: it is more friendly to end-user, as it saves him/her a click.
Reading the docs and googling I did not find any out of the box solution and before implementing one myself I just want to make sure there isn't any.
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I'm using selectric - plugin for replacing select in forms and I'm struggling with the add search option, sadly this plugin does not come with such a feature.
I got to the point where I can create an input over label and refresh options after typing something, but it does not work as I expect. I got to this point:
jsfiddle http://jsfiddle.net/fcamjb57/
The issue is as you click the input, the whole select closes.
I have integrated a search with JSF inside a view. This search has 2 search boxes and 2 search filters. The 2 filters contain the same elements. THis is done so the user can make search combinations. If the user wants to search he gives the input and clicks the search button. The search button executes a javascript function that makes API calls and takes the right data. What I want to do is prevent the user from selecting the same filter element on both of filters(For example if in the first filter "name" is chosen, this cannot be chosen at the second filter). I have tried something with itemDisabled but no luck until now...
Can someone help me, please?
I'm not quite sure exactly what to search for or where exactly to start, but I'm trying to see if it's possible to have a customized search box for multiple GET queries simply using jQuery, JS, HTML and CSS.
The user would first type in something which will prompt the red box to show (key) and it would autofill with a listed default given the first few characters they typed. Then upon pressing enter or tab, they would be allowed to fill in the answer gray box (value). Then after, they can either choose to submit or put in another key / value.
Is there a jQuery library that already has this implemented, and is this even possible? I thought about putting input boxes inside the input search box and using jQuery to hide and show them depending on what they type, but is that the best way?
I'd like to do this without comprehensive framework / library like Angular and React.
Thanks in advance!
You must handle it with one of JavaScript freamworks like Vue.js, React.js or Angular.js
I have a text box which is an autocomplete field allowing the user to enter values into it but user is able to change the value after selecting from the list of populated values.
In order to avoid that, I tried using combobox, but combobox doesn't seem to work with input and it only works with select. In my case, I cannot use select as the values coming up are from a database table and not any predefined values.
Is there any way to avoid users from selecting any values other than the ones in the autopopulating list into the text field? I beleive we can do this with jQuery, as I am not having enough knowledge on jQuery, I am unable to check any solution for it.
Can anyone help me out with this?
I have a lot on my site text boxes whose content is a date
So I will not have to check correctness did it read-only
Until now next to each text box was two buttons, one to add date opened popup calendar, second to delete the date (values not required)
Now I wanted to go to ajax calendarextender that the buttons were just ugly
My problem is that this control is not have delete button, and I do want to allow the user to deleted but not cancel the properties read-only to text box And I do not want to leave the ugly button.
My question:
If calendarextender ajax or something similar with a delete button from the popup
Alternatively if you have the option text box with a delete button inside( as text boxes IE10)
With the help of css and java-script you can easily do it.
Here is an example How do I put a clear button inside my HTML text input box like the iPhone does?
Instead of all that work to make it read-only and avoid validation, why not combine a FilteredTextBoxExtender with the CalendarExtender. Use the filter to block all non-numeric characters. I still think it's better to do the validation. It's as simple as DateTime.TryParse(), or you could do it client-side with the built-in FieldValidators.