I have built a textbox dropdown AngularJS component which works great in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer.
A feature of this component is that you type in a string, and then can use the up/down arrow keys to scroll through suggestions.
In Microsoft Edge, as soon as you hit the down arrow, the following text is added to the input box:
briefly explain your changes (corrected spelling, fixed grammar, improved formatting)
Is there anything I can do client side to stop this from happening?
<form>
<input type="text" />
</form>
To demonstrate this, run the above snipper, type something into the textbox and hit the down arrow twice on Edge. I want this to not happen, as it is breaking my autocomplete!
Thanks
if you need it app/site-wide you can use jquery:
Or if you're like me and using Angular+ui-router you might try the following:
In your
index.html
add the following script:Then to cover state changes, add the following to your root controller:
The timeouts are for the html to render before applying the jquery.
If you find a better solution please let me know.
From Mozilla: You can set the autocomplete on the actual form tag
<form autocomplete='off' ... >...</form>
which will work for the entire form, or on individual<input type='text' />
tags.In my experience on IE 11 and Edge putting it on the form works but individual tags does not work. I tried testing on Chrome but the fields were already not autocompleting.
Please read the full Article for more detailed information.
NOTE
Most browsers disregard this for login fields.
if you want to remove autocomplete at the input in chrome when you use
autocomplete="off"
also you must remove id, if you don't removeid
on your input, autocomplete will not work!simple example:
you can handle your input with name ;) , that work for me fine.
Just
autocomplete="off" list="autocompleteOff"
in your input and work done !If I understand correctly, you are having an issue with the autocomplete feature. Simple add "autocomplete='off'" to your input and that should disable the feature.
Unfortunately, none of the above suggestions worked for me in latest Edge. However, this solution does:
This forces Edge to find a data lookup list called
autocompleteOff
which doesn't exist. Works a treat for me.Added advantage is that it's pure HTML, no CSS or JS required.