Yeah, for the meantime, what I've done is placed a button with no visible properties (no border, text, nor fill) and placed it over the drop down. When you click it, it hides the button, opens the list, then sets focus on the drop down.The exit event of the drop down turns the button back to visible...

Here is an example of the mouseenter event working but not the enter event.http://www.hpeinc.com/downloads/ddltest.pdf

It works on the mouseover. If you'd like to see the form, I can send it to you, but the mouseEnter event works with the openList function. If it works with mouseEnter, there must be some fundamental difference between the mouseEnter event and the Enter event aside from triggers.

On a drop down list, when you click the arrow pointing down to bring up the available selections, that's the "openList" function.I'm trying to trigger that on mouse entry also.

I have a drop down list with a ton of selection options. What I've found to help with this problem is that I can set the "Allow custom text entry" to true.Then, if the user clicks on the drop arrow to bring up the selection list, then starts typing custom text, the form will start matching the strin...

Just to be sure, I went in and rummaged for ANY two fields that had matching names. I'm really particular about naming conventions. At some point I did a copy paste and a hidden field inadvertently got pasted in there and hid away in a subtree.It shared a name with another field in a completely diff...

My understanding behind these two considerations are as follows:The unique names is to avoid any events that add instances of anything to find two matching results, hence acting out the result (addInstance) on both. If there's more to it, please let me know.In that case, no, all fields have unique n...

I have a dynamic form in LCD. It has a repeating subform called "empsheet", per employee. For each empsheet, there is a repeating subform within it called "xspread".I have set it so that "empsheet" has an initial count of 1. That is what I get when I open the form.I have set it so that "xspread" has...

Looking through the JavaScript API Reference you can use the PopUpMenuEx element to create a pop up menu on certain events with different choices.Is it viable to populate the pop up menu with choices from a data binding?

I have a drop down menu that needs to be a certain width and, in the end, needs to contain a 5 digit value. But, that value is bound to a description, and I want the users to be able to select based on description.It's a data drop down, so it has the premade Javascript already and it has display and...