Very nice work with this first beta release of Atlas... applause !!!
I've been using the autocomplete feature of the textbox - working great. BUT I need a property to specify the width of the dropdown list. Very often I need a dropdownlist wider than the parent textbox. I would be wonderfull to have such a property. The format
could be the usual units: pixel and percent and it would be more than great if you could specify them as absolute or relative to the textbox control.... say +30px would give the width of the textbox + 30px and 300px would give exactly 300px regardless the
width of the textbox.
In general, you can define a CSS style for the dropdown element that the autocomplete uses, but the behavior itself overrides a few properties of that style, including the width. We'll look at providing more flexibility on this.
Thanks,
Shanku
Shanku Niyogi
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Feature enhancement request (ATLAS:TEXTBOX)
Sep 19, 2005 08:14 PM|LINK
Very nice work with this first beta release of Atlas... applause !!!
I've been using the autocomplete feature of the textbox - working great. BUT I need a property to specify the width of the dropdown list. Very often I need a dropdownlist wider than the parent textbox. I would be wonderfull to have such a property. The format could be the usual units: pixel and percent and it would be more than great if you could specify them as absolute or relative to the textbox control.... say +30px would give the width of the textbox + 30px and 300px would give exactly 300px regardless the width of the textbox.
Keep up the good work
Henrik Sørensen, OPTION APS Denmark
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Re: Feature enhancement request (ATLAS:TEXTBOX)
Sep 20, 2005 06:53 PM|LINK
In general, you can define a CSS style for the dropdown element that the autocomplete uses, but the behavior itself overrides a few properties of that style, including the width. We'll look at providing more flexibility on this.
Thanks,
Shanku
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