Return Twice Clears AT User

Elvenshae

I think this just cropped up, because I'm pretty sure it's something I've done in the past.

Type "@" and begin entering a user name. Hit enter upon selecting the user you want to mention. Then, hit enter again.

The username gets cleared, and you're left with a basic @ symbol again. You have to type garbage text after a username in order to hit a return on the same line.

If you delete the garbage text, and then hit enter, it clears the username again.

Win8.1 Pro, Chrome v40.0.2214.93 m

bowen

Yeah I'm getting this too.

Win 7, Chrome 40.0.2214.93 m

Also happens in IE 11 (11.0.9600.17501)

crimsoncoyote

I've seen similar issues posting lists of @ names. Copy/Pasting in the list of names, the last one pops up the @ name suggestion box and it does as described.

Win8.1, Chrome 39.0.2171.99m

Same issue on OSX Yosemite with Chrome (same version) and Safari 8.0.2

Elvenshae

Crimson, I get the same issue even if it's just a single name.

Shazkar Shadowstorm

Same issue, single name too

Happening on Safari for me, Yosemite

Mazzyx

Happening for me on both firefox and chrome. Firefox version 35.0.1. Chrome is my work computer.

Hevach

Seems to have something to do with the autocomplete thing. After it happens, if I start typing again and then select something out of autocomplete it continues.

joshofalltrades

Hevach wrote: »

Seems to have something to do with the autocomplete thing. After it happens, if I start typing again and then select something out of autocomplete it continues.

Not if you hit enter twice after clicking on an autocompleted name. It still goes away.

Elvenshae

This is still going on, BTW.

bowen

@IcyLiquid

case KEY_CODE.ENTER:
            if (!view.visible()) {
              return;
            }
            e.preventDefault();
            view.choose();
            break;

view.choose(); is roughly where it's "clearing" in atwho.js

More, specifically, this line, inside that function:

this.context.insert(this.context.callbacks("before_insert").call(this.context, content, $li), $li);

IcyLiquid

Thanks for that. If you want to be properly helpful, you can submit this as a pull request.
https://github.com/vanilla/vanilla

Buttcleft

I've had this forever, ironically it only effects certain names like @HydroSqueegee