I'm having issues with Chrome auto-complete data overlaying on Jquery Datepicker and haven't had any luck with autocomplete='off' so wondered if anyone had any luck with a non script solution?
Thanks in advance.
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I worked around the problem by adding the autocomplete attribute for the input node
<input autocomplete="off"
It works for Chrome Version 107.0.5304.62
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I have used bootstrap typeahead to create an input field that fetches suggestions from a database with autocomplete ="new-password". Up until recently this worked well, but now in Chrome the browser also makes suggestions and they hide the bootstrap suggestions (see screenshot). How can I get rid of the browser suggestions?
I solved it by adding a timestamp to the name so the browser no longer knows what to suggest.
Please let me know if you have a better solution.
I have seen some similar questions to mine , but most of them have some code related issue that prevents them from work... In my vase the form submit works well in safari, chrome , firefox
But in the internet explorer version i click the submit button and it doesn't do anything.
Initially i thought it might be a networking problem , or maybe an html problem ? But it doesn't make sense to detect a click and not do the action.
What could possible be the problem ? since the difference between browsers is basically the way they read the html right ?
I'm interested in learning more about this issue !
Thanks in advance !!!
Fixed the problem by changing the <button> </button> tag to an <input type="submit">
maybe that's not a propper solution but it worked for me !!
Hope it helps someone!!
Hi I am new to working with Disqus plugin and I have a strange behavior.
After I installed the plugin and configured it it show comments without andy styling and without even the add comment textarea just showing the comment and comment author name only
It doesn't even include any scripts related to Disqus plugin .
here is the code I used in single.php
<?php comments_template(); ?>
here is the result I get
I have tried to disable the plugin and re-enable it then I try using the twentyfifteen theme and every thing worked fine with it but with my theme I get the issue
Any help will be appreciated , Thanks in advance
The fix for me was to uncheck External Javascript Files option in the plugin settings panel.
It says "Disable this if are not seeing Disqus appear on pages that normally have comments. This will fix the issue if your theme does not support the 'wp_enqueue_script' function, are caching your site on a CDN."
it works like a charm now!
That's happening because the function comments_template() is associated/overridden with the template you're seeing now.
Go through your theme files and you shall find a template that's showing up to you right now.
and thank you in advance. I am experiencing an issue with Google Chrome today. I have made the decision to implement a JS plugin called awesomplete, it is a autocomplete plugin. The plugin works wonderful in every browser except for Google Chrome. The plugin works, except Google Chrome is ignoring my autocomplete="off" pleas and throwing in its own suggestions which, of course, appear OVER the awesomplete's generated content.
Whenever I type into my input, Google Chrome automatically creates a menu below the input, exactly as if there was a datalist attached to the input (which there isn't). This false "datalist" appears over the awesomplete suggestions making the plugin useless. I have searched and searched without success. I have tried both autocomplete="false" and autocomplete="off" on the form, and on the input. I also have aria-autocomplete="off" on there even though I'm not sure what that does. I have even tried a suggestion from others to put to "fake" inputs at the beginning of the field, so that Google Chrome's autocomplete feature will attack them instead of the real input. Yeah, no go.
Most of my users are using Google Chrome, so this is a problem for me. Is there anything I can do? Or I'm I left helplessly powerless to the browser, who for some reason the devs decided to take form matters into their own hands.
<input required type="search" data-list="<?php echo $list; ?>" class="awesomplete" name="gameSearch" size="50" placeholder="Search for game titles here!" autocomplete="off" aria-autocomplete="list">
$list is a generated list of game titles courtesy of some php before the input.
Any advice or help is greatly appreciated...
I am pretty much sure chrome does it by matching the 'id'/'name'. At this point of time, I guess there is no solution other than removing them off your datalist.
i've a problem with smart-GWT and google Chrome. I don't see the IButton and the ButtonItem as well as Internet Explorer or Forefox 4.
This problem happen when i use an HTML code created with Dreamweaver, that use Table.
Can you help me?
I would suggest not using the Table element. CSS with divs are easier to use in the long run.
Having said that, I have found some funny behaviour using the SmartGWT IButton and IE 9.0, I have to render the page in compatibility mode or else the button doesn't work. It works fine in Chrome, but SmartGWT 2.4 was released in Dec 2010, so maybe an update is due out soon that will address this.