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Reporter: dankarran [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 1.36pm, Sunday, 13th February 2011]
When in the advanced mode in Potlatch 2, if you type part of a key (or value) and Potlatch comes back with a single suggestion, it's not possible to highlight that suggestion using the down key, unlike when there are multiple entries.
For example, try typing 'a' as a key, and you'll be able to navigate through 'aeroway' and 'amenity', but if you type 'na', you can't select 'name' with the arrow keys.
I know that the tab key will do the job in that situation, but it'd be nice if the behaviour of the arrow keys was the same in both cases.
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Author: stevage [Added to the original trac issue at 10.51pm, Sunday, 13th February 2011]
Thanks for reporting. The autocomplete component is known to be pretty buggy and far from ideal. Richard F is going to fix it in his copious free time.
Reporter: dankarran
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 1.36pm, Sunday, 13th February 2011]
When in the advanced mode in Potlatch 2, if you type part of a key (or value) and Potlatch comes back with a single suggestion, it's not possible to highlight that suggestion using the down key, unlike when there are multiple entries.
For example, try typing 'a' as a key, and you'll be able to navigate through 'aeroway' and 'amenity', but if you type 'na', you can't select 'name' with the arrow keys.
I know that the tab key will do the job in that situation, but it'd be nice if the behaviour of the arrow keys was the same in both cases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: