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I have a page that is doing a continuous ajax refresh, and I don’t want to do this refresh if the user is currently making a selection in a dropdown. Is there any way to check if the user has the dropdown opened, and then stop the update?
Thanks!
The only way I can think of, is to use a flag (a variable) that will change value when the user clicks the SELECT (and knowing that when the page is first loaded, the SELECT is closed) this should make it easy to know if the SELECT is open or not.