Hi we have a listbox with more than 100 values.
We have a edit box above that through which the user can filter the values in the listbox.

Suppose the listbox has values - AUDI, JENSEN, HONDA
When the user types 'J' in the edit box the listbox shows only JENSEN and hides the rest.

This works fine in chrome and Edge but it is not working in IE - 11
Let us know if anybody has faced this earlier or have a solution for this.

function Custom_SearchSortList_onkeyup(event) {
var eventObject = event ? event : window.event;
var ctrl = eventObject.target ? eventObject.target : eventObject.srcElement;
// TODO: Add your event handler code here
 var SortFldFrmList = IbComposer_getComponentById('customselect1_selectfrom').options;
 var EventFldFrmList = IbComposer_getComponentById('EventSpecific_list').options;
var SearchString = ctrl.value.toLowerCase().replace(/ /g, " ");
for (i=0;i<SortFldFrmList.length;i++){
    var optionValue = SortFldFrmList[i].innerHTML.toLowerCase();
     if ( optionValue.indexOf(SearchString) < 0 ){
        SortFldFrmList[i].setAttribute("hidden","hidden");

}
    else{
        SortFldFrmList[i].removeAttribute("hidden");
        console.log("present");
}
}
}  

The options are updated with hidden="hidden" but the option in the page are still visible in the list box

WF8206

This message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,

I would CHAIN the editbox to the listbox using a fex to capture the incoming value from the editbox as a filter and populate the listbox accordingly.

I would not use JavaScript to do this as CHAINing is built into WebFOCUS.

Instead of setting visibility, try setting display to none / block or in jquery .hide() .show()

I guess I'm not understanding your post.

Are you wanting to hide the values,&Value, that only satisfy a WHERE statement as shown in the next line? Or, are you wanting to hide some 'options'? If 'options', then what options are they?

WHERE MODEL LIKE '%&Value.EVAL%'

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I'm not understanding your post

Clarity is important in Focal Point

Claret would be better.

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Clarity is important in Focal Point

Yes So, what am I not understanding?

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