Starting an @mention but not selecting an option will push cursor to end of text.

[joeldaigle05]

Steps:

• In the middle of a sentence start an @mention.
• Do not select a result, just keep typing with spaces.
• When mentions ends because of no results, cursor is pushed to the very end of your sentence instead of keeping cursor in the middle of the sentence.

[DustinWehr]

Are you using the component in a contenteditable? I am, and get this bug as well. It doesn't always happen, however.

[joeldaigle05]

Yes, I am using the component inside and editor contenteditable. I am able to reproduce this issue very frequently on the At.js demo page.

[willycamargo]

I think it is related with issue #393 . @leb2dg resolves it on pull request #394

But @ichord didn't review it yet

[laurenbarker]

@joexanderson @willycamargo , #423 (the new #394) was merged! Last I checked it hasn't been released but you can pin to the commit and get the fix 🎉

[DustinWehr]

I still have this issue after #423. It's "fixed" if I disable the line after the one call to afterMatchFailed in the compiled js:

At.js/dist/js/jquery.atwho.js

Line 800 in 330a427

this._setRange("after", this._unwrap($query.text($query.text()).contents().first()));

[DustinWehr]

Ah, but a better solution is to provide an implementation of afterMatchFailed that returns false. Then no need to modify the source.

For reference, my call to atwho looks like

$elem.atwho({
            at: "\{",
            data: items,
            callbacks : {
                afterMatchFailed: (at, el) => { return false; }
            }
        });