Autocomplete problem with CJK IME

I tried to send a pull request but it's difficult to be a contributor and make a patch right way to me. :-)

So I just leave a patch. Please consider below patch.

https://github.com/golbin/jquery-ui/commit/a5993beddc511fa8910b61bc8ab61e74435bcc86

Thank you.

Hi golbin,

Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the jQuery UI project. In order to look into this we need a reduced test case that shows the issue. I'm not exactly sure what's going on just from watching your YouTube video.

You can use this as a starting point - http://jsfiddle.net/tj_vantoll/hmarM/.

I add some test code below.

http://jsfiddle.net/hmarM/17/

And you may not test it because you have to use CJK IME. So I made a image to explain in detail. Please refer below image.

[[Image(http://i.imgur.com/wMoHX1U.png)]]

Thanks.

Here are more details.

I guess, if a user press an arrow key during building character, IME finish building and then raise input event.

So, the codes I patched are that if an arrow key is pressed, make search event is inactivated.

And after that, when other key is pressed, make search event is activated again.

I'm sorry my poor English. I hope you'll understand my words.

We need the specific steps to reproduce this. Please see #5933, which this is likely a duplicate of, for an example of the type of instructions we need in order to investigate this.

Replying to [comment:5 scott.gonzalez]:

We need the specific steps to reproduce this. Please see #5933, which this is likely a duplicate of, for an example of the type of instructions we need in order to investigate this.

Hi Scott,

That's a similar issue but this is a different problem.

This is a test steps with Korean IME. (How to write 강남. It means Gangnam :-))

1. Install Korean IME (refer this link : http://www.declan-software.com/korean_ime/)

2. Visit http://jsfiddle.net/hmarM/17/ and put a cursor in the text field. :-)

3. Select Korean from the IME task bar. (refer link of 1.)

4. Press "r" -> ㄱ

5. Press "k" -> 가

6. Press "d" -> 강

7. Press "s" -> ㄴ

8. Press "k" -> 나

9. Press "a" -> 남 (there is a underline in this character)

10. Press arrow down.

Then you can see what's the problem.

Before 10th step, if you press arrow right and then do 10th step(press arrow down), then the underline is gone and it works right way.

IME on the web is pretty painful. I don't think we can properly handle all of the cases we've encountered.