Ajax Register - IE8 Asynchronous Check Issue
- jumla17_guy
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Wonderful product - well thought out.
I'm having an issue with Asynchronous Check in IE8. In FireFox it works fine, every field is verified as I click out of the current checkbox into the next. Clicking Register than redirects to the proper URL. (see Image -> FF-demo-sakic-POSTclick-Register-button.JPG)
Behaviour is much different in IE8, I've used your demo URL to show this behaviour. As I go through the fields, two are left unchecked. (see IE8-demo-sakic-PREclick-Register-button.JPG).
When I click the Register button the 1st time the two unchecked fields are then checked and marked. (see IE8-demo-sakic-POSTclick-Register-button.JPG)
On the 2nd press of Register than the page re-directs to your demo page.
I really prefer the FireFox behaviour, any ideas?
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- Saka
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If you check configuration you will notice a setting called "Autocomplete off". Set it to Yes and it will prevent browser to fill the fields automatically and that should fix the issue.
Emir Sakic
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- jumla17_guy
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Thank you for your prompt answer.It has nothing to do with IE8 vs FF thing, it has to do with the browser remembering your fields and auto-filling them preventing the inline check.
If you check configuration you will notice a setting called "Autocomplete off". Set it to Yes and it will prevent browser to fill the fields automatically and that should fix the issue.
However I'm a little confused ???
Why would changing that setting on my site affect the way your site http://joomla15.sakic.net/user/register/ behaves in my IE8 browser.
The screen shots I took were from filling the forms on YOUR demo site
and of course I'm assuming your using your own component for that demo page.
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I haven't turned it on on my demo site. Some sites may prefer auto-fill over need to click twice for submission.
Emir Sakic
www.sakic.net
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- jumla17_guy
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I understand now and by following your instructions, it works PERFECTLY!It will change the way it behaves on YOUR site!
I haven't turned it on on my demo site. Some sites may prefer auto-fill over need to click twice for submission.
Thanks again
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