autocompletion bug

> Hi Again,
> I should have explained - the input field does get populated once I
> select from the generated pick list, but the associated instance data field
> does not get updated.
>
> Thanks again,
> Franco
>
> franco pace wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Auto completion does not seem to work for me in normal input fields.
>> Is this a known issue or is there some special techniques I need to
>> know about?
>> I am using ops-3.5.1.200703310056
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Franco
>>
>

> Franco,
>
> It's not clear to me what the problem is as you don't describe the
> problem with enough details. Can you provide an XHTML+XForms sample
> that runs in the sandbox and shows the problem?
>
> -Erik
>
> franco pace wrote:
>> Hi Again,
>> I should have explained - the input field does get populated once I
>> select from the generated pick list, but the associated instance data
>> field
>> does not get updated.
>>
>> Thanks again,
>> Franco
>>
>> franco pace wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> Auto completion does not seem to work for me in normal input fields.
>>> Is this a known issue or is there some special techniques I need to
>>> know about?
>>> I am using ops-3.5.1.200703310056
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Franco
>>>
>>
>
>

> Franco,
>
> On 8/29/07, franco pace <[hidden email]> wrote:
>  
>> I have found the same behaviour with the Government forms example
>> application. I have added the 'Instance-inspector'
>> to the DMV form.
>>
>> I have attached four images:
>> [...]
>>    
>
> Thank you for the detailed explanation and the screenshots. That
> really helps. I tried to reproduce this, but I don't get to have my
> Firefox make any suggestion; even if I type something that I had type
> already previously in that same field. How do you get Firefox to
> suggest "Pace" or anything else (in my case for the last name field I
> expected Firefox would suggest Vernet as I entered that in countless
> forms before)?
>
> Alex
>  

> Hi Alex,
> I wish I knew! Same as you in some forms I type the same thing over
> and over and firefox
> does NOT suggest anything. In others I get the dropdown list. I don't
> do anything different (that I know of).
> I was hoping you guys may know more about firefox and browser
> behaviour than I do.
> Must be some firefox setting (but why only some fields are affected -
> I don't know)
> I am using firefox 2.0.0.6 on Windows XP.
> I'll try to do some more investigations - wish me luck!?
> Thanks again for looking at it.
>
> Franco
>
> Alessandro Vernet wrote:
>> Franco,
>>
>> On 8/29/07, franco pace <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>  
>>> I have found the same behaviour with the Government forms example
>>> application. I have added the 'Instance-inspector'
>>> to the DMV form.
>>>
>>> I have attached four images:
>>> [...]
>>>    
>>
>> Thank you for the detailed explanation and the screenshots. That
>> really helps. I tried to reproduce this, but I don't get to have my
>> Firefox make any suggestion; even if I type something that I had type
>> already previously in that same field. How do you get Firefox to
>> suggest "Pace" or anything else (in my case for the last name field I
>> expected Firefox would suggest Vernet as I entered that in countless
>> forms before)?
>>
>> Alex
>>  
>

> Hi Franco,
>
> From your screenshots, it seems that your Firefox has some kind of
> AutoFill form completion extension. Usually Google Toolbar behaves
> this way. Sometimes Orbeon XForms input fields do not send
> xforms-value-changed event, if field's value is pasted in form
> clipboard. So if value is "pasted" in by an AutoFill extension, then I
> believe it won't send xforms-value-changed event too and AutoComplete
> field won't react on this new value.
>
> I hope this helps,
>
> Jurgis
>
> franco pace wrote:
>> Hi Alex,
>> I wish I knew! Same as you in some forms I type the same thing over
>> and over and firefox
>> does NOT suggest anything. In others I get the dropdown list. I don't
>> do anything different (that I know of).
>> I was hoping you guys may know more about firefox and browser
>> behaviour than I do.
>> Must be some firefox setting (but why only some fields are affected -
>> I don't know)
>> I am using firefox 2.0.0.6 on Windows XP.
>> I'll try to do some more investigations - wish me luck!?
>> Thanks again for looking at it.
>>
>> Franco
>>
>> Alessandro Vernet wrote:
>>> Franco,
>>>
>>> On 8/29/07, franco pace <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>>  
>>>> I have found the same behaviour with the Government forms example
>>>> application. I have added the 'Instance-inspector'
>>>> to the DMV form.
>>>>
>>>> I have attached four images:
>>>> [...]
>>>>    
>>>
>>> Thank you for the detailed explanation and the screenshots. That
>>> really helps. I tried to reproduce this, but I don't get to have my
>>> Firefox make any suggestion; even if I type something that I had type
>>> already previously in that same field. How do you get Firefox to
>>> suggest "Pace" or anything else (in my case for the last name field I
>>> expected Firefox would suggest Vernet as I entered that in countless
>>> forms before)?
>>>
>>> Alex
>>>  
>>
>

> Franco,
>
> On 9/12/07, franco pace <[hidden email]> wrote:
>  
>> Then just started looking at firefox options that related to autofill. I
>> found Options->Privacy->'Remember what I enter in forms and the search bar'
>> It was enabled!
>>    
>
> There you  go. I remembered seeing this, but wasn't sure where.
>
>  
>> Alex, I will let you know if I can reproduce this behaviour again with
>> the OPS examples using this firefox option.
>>    
>
> Alright, sounds good. Once we have a reproducible test case, I don't
> think it will be very hard to fix this.
>
> Alex
>