Adobe AutoComplete Input
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FlexExchangeAdmin
September 27, 2006
20,698 Downloads
61 votes
The AutoComplete control is an enhanced TextInput control which pops up a list of suggestions to the user based on the characters entered. These suggestions are to be provided by setting the dataProvider property of the control.
SUPPORT INFORMATION
Informally supported by Adobe engineering. See the Flex Team blog post: http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flexteam/archives/2006/09/component_autoc.cfm
| License: | Adobe EULA |
|---|---|
| Language: | English |
| Cost: | Free |
| Platform: | Flash Player 9 |
| File format: | ZIP | 919.0 KB |
Additional extension information
| Author: | FlexExchangeAdmin |
|---|---|
| Author website: | http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flexteam |
| Date published: | September 27, 2006 |
| Approval: | None |
| Compatible product(s): | Flex 2.0 |
Reviews
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Vivek Dubey 14-Nov-09
Working fine, thanX
carft 03-Nov-09
java3d in FlashPlayer 10 i fixed . download from my web site http://www.bopit.in.th/2009/11/03/flex-autocomplete-input-fix-enter-key/
flashharry! 02-Oct-09
I'm using this as form text input replacement to offer suggested (not enforced) input. I have a couple of issues.
1) Any way to add maxChars to the text input, I need to set the limit on the number of characters entered, I have done this with a string validation but if you type after the max chars warning it nulls out the input.
2) if you add a string validation with required you can no longer write to the text property it nulls out, you can still write to the typetext property but this opens the list and I have to call close after a 1 second timer.
TIA
flash
java3d 28-Sep-09
It doesnt work when use in FlashPlayer 10,the problem is that you cant use the enter key to select an item in the dropdown,it work perfect in flashplayer 9.How to solve it ? Please help me !
bholao 17-Sep-09
override protected function downArrowButton_buttonDownHandler(event:FlexEvent):void {
if (collection.filterFunction != null) {
collection.filterFunction = null;
collection.refresh();
super.downArrowButton_buttonDownHandler(event);
cursorPosition = 0;
textInput.setSelection(0, textInput.text.length);
textInput.selectionBeginIndex = 0;
_typedText = "";
} }
