By mrgoltra on

Good Day,

Been searching but nothing. Can anyone help? I am trying to disable the autocomplete in my cck form. Can this be done using CSS or can this only be done by using a hack? Any info is appreciated

Thank you,

Mark

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BioALIEN’s picture

BioALIEN commented

Autocomplete is triggered via Javascript using jQuery. It has nothing to do with CSS.

Hope this puts you in the right direction in your search :)

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mrgoltra’s picture

mrgoltra commented

well all I did was disable the autocomplete.js file located in misc folder. Thank you much for the info.

wwwoliondorcom’s picture

wwwoliondorcom commented

Hi,

Do I just need to delete this file to disable autocomplete in forms (taxonomy / free tagging) ?

Thanks.

mrgoltra’s picture

mrgoltra commented

autocomplete.js.disable in the misc folder.

wwwoliondorcom’s picture

wwwoliondorcom commented

Hi,

I did this but I still have the HTTP error 0

website/taxonomy/autocomplete/5

how is it possible ?

Thanks.

cgjohnson’s picture

cgjohnson commented

Opposite problem -- I want to ENABLE autocomplete for a CCK text field, because it isn't doing that -- even when I add values to the CFK field values list. Ideas?
thanks

twopointoh’s picture

twopointoh commented

I recently needed to do this too - I have one form on the entire site that I do not want auto complete for, but I did for all the rest!

Anyhow if you add display:none!important; to the forms/form it appears in it will not show it:

.myform #autocomplete
{
display:none!important;
}

Huzzah! Hidden for that form, but still allows me to have auto complete functionality elsewhere.

shaynl’s picture

shaynl commented

This is working for me:
Put <FORM AUTOCOMPLETE="off"> under the body in page-node-add.tpl.php

EDIT: It's not working well...looking for other solution...

sahar999’s picture

sahar999 commented

I solved the problem with
unbind('keyup'); jquery function. I didn't want to delete the core file and the other methods doesn't solve the problem in my site. I add this to my form
$('.form-autocomplete').unbind('keyup');
$('.form-autocomplete').removeClass('form-autocomplete');

BigMike’s picture

BigMike commented

Is there a module that will allow one to choose which javascript files are loaded? In other words, is there a module that will let us control what actually prints out when <?php print $scripts ?> is called in page.tpl.php? Or is there a way to control this somehow? Then we could just prevent the script from being called in the first place.

Thanks!
Mike