[carpiiParticipant]

Thankyou Peter, this is working well

I was hoping to avoid using a timeout (not 100% sure why its necessary)
But as it appears to be the only way, I will live with it 🙂

[carpiiParticipant]

Hi Peter,

Would it be possible for you to check my demo jsfiddle please?

http://jsfiddle.net/te2qhzrb/9/

If you have any suggestions on how I can refocus the text input, after the DropDownList has been closed, that would be very helpful.
Perhaps it is not jqxDropDownList causing it, but even so, I am still left with a problem which I did not have when using a HTML select

Here is the native HTML select which works ok

http://jsfiddle.net/te2qhzrb/11/

I’d really appreciate any advice you can offer!

Thanks

[carpiiParticipant]

This hopefully demonstrates the issue I am having…

http://jsfiddle.net/te2qhzrb/9/

[carpiiParticipant]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for the reply. I have added some debugging to jqxDropDownList, but it does not behave as you say….

Whether you select an item via mouse or keyboard, it will issue a ‘close’ event, then an additional ‘change’ event, and finally in renderSelection it explicitly focuses the list div….

                    this.dropdownlistContent[0].innerHTML = j[0].innerHTML;
                    if (this.focusable && this.isOpened()) {
                        this.focus()
                    } 

Then end result is that there seems to be no way for me to handle the listbox being closed, and then restore the focus to a given control, since jqwDropDownList always steals back the focus afterwards

[carpiiParticipant]

Thankyou, thats very useful

This was the last problem I needed to solve before buying a license 🙂

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