Any help would be tremendously appreciated.
thanks.
-p

This is what firebug shows me when I inspect the html.

Product_ID:

Name: Enter a product name:

Blue Red Bear
Blond Pink Doll
Batman Bear
Ball Bear

//

If you would like, I would be happy to send you my code .. its pretty small and easy to read.

-p

<li id="1">Name

Which would mean your list is bad HTML, which might cause the problem. You need your list to be well formed like so:

<ul>
  <li id="1">Name 1</li>
  <li id="2">Name 2</li>
  <li id="3">Name 3</li>
  <li id="4">Name 4</li>
</ul>

Please let me know if this was the problem?

thanks

I’ll paste my code pieces here…

my template: createSuccess.php

Name:

 'off'),
      array(
        'use_style'             => true,
        'after_update_element'  => "function (inputField, selectedItem) { $('select_a_id').value = selectedItem.id; }"
      )
    );
?>

my products autocomplete action in actions.class.php

  public function executeAutoComplete()
  {
    // Get which input called the function
    $input = $this->getRequestParameter('select');
    // Get what the user has typed
    $typed = $this->getRequestParameter('select_'.$input);
 
    $this->productss = ProductsPeer::retrieveByLike($typed);
    $partial = get_partial('products',array('products' => $this->productss ));
    return $this->renderText($partial);
 
  }

— my partial _products.php

<li id="<?php echo getId() ?>"><?php echo getName() ?>

Like I said, I get the data fine from the database, but the display and the navigation of the list is screwy. I also need the extra “” in my template because without them, I don’t see the full list of items returned by my query…so it has something to do with the layout.
I can provide screen prints if it makes it easier to follow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

-p

I think you need to make a slight change to your options array like the following:

array(’use_style’ => true, ‘with’ => ” value+’&radio=’+$(’radio’).checked”)

Take note of the value+ before your radio value bit. Please let me know how you get on with this.

Thanks,

Rob
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