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Targa #1
Autofill text field with stored db results?
Currently, Im using a populated select box containing a list of customers.
I would like to instead have a textbox in which the user would type in the
first few letters of the customer name and it would autofill with the full
customer name - without reloading the page.
Any way to do this?
Actually - at one point I ran across a type of custom text/select combo
field where the user could either type a name or click a button to trigger a
pulldown list, but I cannot locate it.
Anyone see anything like this?
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Jeff Cochran #2
Re: Autofill text field with stored db results?
On Fri, 4 Jun 2004 15:18:00 -0500, "Targa"
<targa1SPAMSUCKS@alltel.net> wrote:
In .NET it's probably not that hard, and you coudl use XML and>Currently, Im using a populated select box containing a list of customers.
>I would like to instead have a textbox in which the user would type in the
>first few letters of the customer name and it would autofill with the full
>customer name - without reloading the page.
>
>Any way to do this?
possibly DHTML to accomplish this, but it's not a simple thing in just
ASP. You can use some Javascript trickery to move to a line in a
drop-down selection as well, but that's a client-side/Javascript
question.
Jeff
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