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AutoComplete Release Notes
*** version 2.2.0 ***
* No changes.
*** version 0.12.2 ***
* No changes.
*** version 0.12.1 ***
* No longer trigger typeAhead feature when user is backspacing on input text.
*** version 0.12.0 ***
* The following constants must be defined as static class properties and are no longer
available as instance properties:
YAHOO.widget.DataSource.ERROR_DATANULL
YAHOO.widget.DataSource.ERROR_DATAPARSE
YAHOO.widget.DS_XHR.TYPE_JSON
YAHOO.widget.DS_XHR.TYPE_XML
YAHOO.widget.DS_XHR.TYPE_FLAT
YAHOO.widget.DS_XHR.ERROR_DATAXHR
* The property minQueryLength now supports zero and negative number values for
DS_JSFunction and DS_XHR objects, to enable null or empty string queries and to disable
AutoComplete functionality altogether, respectively.
* Enabling the alwaysShowContainer feature will no longer send containerExpandEvent or
containerCollapseEvent.
**** version 0.11.3 ***
* The iFrameSrc property has been deprecated. Implementers no longer need to
specify an https URL to avoid IE security warnings when working with sites over
SSL.
*** version 0.11.0 ***
* The method getListIds() has been deprecated for getListItems(), which returns
an array of DOM references.
* All classnames have been prefixed with "yui-ac-".
* Container elements should no longer have CSS property "display" set to "none".
* The useIFrame property can now be set after instantiation.
* On some browsers, the unmatchedItemSelectEvent may not be fired properly when
delimiter characters are defined.
* On some browsers, defining delimiter characters while enabling forceSelection
may result in unexpected behavior.
*** version 0.10.0 ***
* Initial release
* In order to enable the useIFrame property, it should be set in the
constructor.
* On some browsers, defining delimiter characters while enabling forceSelection
may result in unexpected behavior.