Problems with IE 11.0.9600 Win 8.1

[ZombiesWithCoffee]

I'm running the demo site at http://bootstrap-combobox-test.herokuapp.com/ The drop down lists appear, but the list disappears soon after the list's scroll bar is clicked. You can scroll thru the list with the mouse wheel.

The demo works properly with Chrome.

Also, in my project with 2000 entries, the drop down list in Chrome works perfectly. In IE 11, clicking the drop down arrow takes 10 seconds to appear, then flashes, and closes.

[alphamax]

Same on my side :/

[ZombiesWithCoffee]

Thanks for the confirmation alphamax. That's a shame since otherwise, it works fantastically.

[alphamax]

Well ... Weird behavior on my side. I just reboot my computer and it works again.

I definitely have a stange visual but i can select a value from my combobox (see the arrow near the combobox).

[ZombiesWithCoffee]

I rebooted myself and tried again. Unfortunately, I still don't work correctly. The slider stops working as I go past the first few entries in the list.

And I don't see the strange visual that you are seeing...?

[danielmcq]

I've got the same issue. My list has about 900 items in it. I've tried debugging but I am not seeing anything immediately obvious. I will update if I find a solution.

[phoeson]

same on my side...

[moumtzid]

Tried the 1.1.8 version. Issue still there.

[teahou]

I ran into this and found it only happened when the dataset returned from the first input was large. So I forced a minimum length of 2 to the input, so the dataset is cut down and it is working for me.

I changed the lookup function at line 158 or so to:

      , lookup: function (event) {
          this.query = this.$element.val();

          if (this.query.length > 1) {
              return this.process(this.source);
          }
        }

[moumtzid]

In the 1.1.8 Version (Aug 16 release) the renderLimit option was introduced. This limits the number of the query results rendered. One can set it to 500 or 600 and that solves the issue but when there are more results that this limit, the user receives no info that the number of results was actually cropped.

[tiesont]

@moumtzid Agreed, probably should have something to indicate a truncated list. If you have the time, that would probably be a good candidate for a new issue, where you (and others) could suggest what you'd expect the drop-down to do. I can't promise anything, but I'll try to take a look at this at some point.