Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Apache Solr Autocomplete
Version:
6.x-1.0
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Reporter:
Created:
31 Aug 2009 at 17:53 UTC
Updated:
27 Sep 2010 at 07:26 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
janusman commentedThe autocomplete form element is just the standard Drupal '#autocomplete' element which surely has some issues.
I have had issues with it too being too small to display correctly, and solved them just by making the input box bigger via CSS.
Remember you can also change the module output by overriding theme_apachesolr_autocomplete_highlight() in your template or a custom module. See theme_apachesolr_autocomplete_highlight() in apachesolr_autocomplete.module
Perhaps this means, then, that the module shouldn't enable every form it can for autocomplete, but only those specified by the site admin? What do you think?
Comment #2
janusman commentedComment #3
izkreny commentedHi!
I have similar problem, so I just want information is it also problem with standard Drupal '#autocomplete' element?
When I search some terms (two words for example) everything is OK -> drupal_apache_solr_autocomplete_ok.png
But, when it comes to more suggested words, things become corrupted.
This is when mouse is over first suggestion -> drupal_apache_solr_autocomplete_NOT_ok_1.png
..and another one when mouse is over second suggested search term (it is same for second, third etc..) -> drupal_apache_solr_autocomplete_NOT_ok_2.png
I tried to make bigger search field (via HTML a.k.a. size of input tag and via CSS a.k.a. width properties), but obviously problem is not in size..
If this problem is related to only standard Drupal '#autocomplete' element can you please instruct me on which Drupal component to report this?
Tnx.
Environment:
Drupal 6.16 (default Garland theme)
Apache Solr Search Integration 6.x-1.0
Mozilla Firefox 3.6
P.S.
Apache Solr Search Integration module is awesome, but united with this module Drupal search really rocks! :D
Comment #4
janusman commentedOk, now THAT looks bad =) It might be this module and not the general #autocomplete form element. I'll look into it.
Comment #5
a5342346 commentedsubscribing
Comment #6
eelke commentedAny progress on this? I have exactly the same problem.
Comment #7
janusman commentedThis is just a CSS issue.
Regarding the autocompletes, it is a known issue with Fusion themes that autocomplete boxes could get hidden, whenever there is a div using the "inner" class. To fix, add these lines to the css/local.css file in your theme folder:
... of course, changing the "block-search" to whatever your block class really is... this worked for me fine... see attached screenshots.
Comment #8
janusman commentedFor a related issue in the Fusion issue queue (and alternate CSS solution), see: #808118: Autocomplete gets cut off
Comment #9
izkreny commentedJFTR: I can't solve my (#3) problem in Garland (D6) with this CSS code BUT(!) effort in #573574: when clicking on one of the suggestions execute search (in particular last patch as I'm posting this) is making this issue history. :)