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Autocomplete not always working on websites in Firefox (IE or Chrome no problem)

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I have two OpenCart webshops, and in one is autocomplete working but in the other not (in the admin). But in other browsers they work both. Both have the same jquery version scripts. What can be wrong for that one website (it works only once after refershing the url and afterwards the popup is not refreshed anymore) ?

But I have seen when I click another page and return, the autocomplete shows the results, so there is a problem with refreshing the popup .. in the webshop autocomplete works but that is another jquery .. here in admin function(request, response) have been used ..

So in fact it does not react on events in the field (adding more letters etc.), only when I click somewhere on the page and after in the field again (so always first time) .. with debugging I see no ajax calls in the network after field events .. but as I said in another website is it ok, but that is connected to another server ..

I have two OpenCart webshops, and in one is autocomplete working but in the other not (in the admin). But in other browsers they work both. Both have the same jquery version scripts. What can be wrong for that one website (it works only once after refershing the url and afterwards the popup is not refreshed anymore) ? But I have seen when I click another page and return, the autocomplete shows the results, so there is a problem with refreshing the popup .. in the webshop autocomplete works but that is another jquery .. here in admin function(request, response) have been used .. So in fact it does not react on events in the field (adding more letters etc.), only when I click somewhere on the page and after in the field again (so always first time) .. with debugging I see no ajax calls in the network after field events .. but as I said in another website is it ok, but that is connected to another server ..

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The problem was an error in jquery for autocomplete for OpenCart 2 :

$(this).on('keydown', function() { switch(event.keyCode) { case 27: // escape this.hide(); break; default: this.request(); break; } });

Line have to be: $(this).on('keydown', function(event) {

But strange is that IE and Chrome have no problem with that error ..

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Thanks for the answer but this did not help, see my updated question.

Other people on the same server have the same problems in Firefox (all have other addons etc.), maybe it has to do something with the server (but only for Firefox) .. ?? ..

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The problem was an error in jquery for autocomplete for OpenCart 2 :

$(this).on('keydown', function() { switch(event.keyCode) { case 27: // escape this.hide(); break; default: this.request(); break; } });

Line have to be: $(this).on('keydown', function(event) {

But strange is that IE and Chrome have no problem with that error ..

Pieter9 trɔe

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On Firefox you always need to pass the event object to the event handler. On IE it is a global window object.