Im currently diving into jquery autocomplete for the first time. To start off with, I had a .net handler calling out to a mssql db and pulling last names. That worked great.
I am trying to use the jQuery Autocomplete UI widget on a text box and I am having no luck getting the source to work.I have a database full of names that I want the autocomplete to work against, so I
i\'m finding it tough to understand some o开发者_运维知识库f the Jquery UI tutorials, as they are way too descriptive for my liking,
I\'m using the following code and it\'s working, getting values back etc, but the <b> and <br> tags show up as text rather than get rendered. I\'d like the item.id and item.label to be on
would love your thoughts on this one. I am using jQuery autocomplete in a ASP.NET MVC application to retrieve a list of records from a database - I would like to know if there is a better way than th
I am using the jQuery autocomplete plugin. Is there a way that when a user enters a textbox (that is wired up to have autocomplete) the list appears with the top alphabetical items? Some sort of trigg
The question says it all. My 开发者_运维问答jquery autocomplete gets its source from one of my own apis. If it cannot find any matches, it just returns \"no matches found\" which is then displayed in
I\'m just wondering, I have used autocomplete plugins before but the example on jquery\'s website seems very simple and useful:
I have a location search form that uses jQuery UI autocomplete. When the user sta开发者_StackOverflowrts typing into the input, our list of locations appear as a drop down menu just below the input.
I have an autocomplete box that (for the purposes of this example, since it\'s a simple example) returns a list including social security numbers. These have dashes in them for readability. I want to