thanks for your insight. Well the idea is to make a small offline "bank/ cash register"? (where you can create an invoice per client each time he/she buys something.) So basically for my project i could use the DB method but if i ever want to make it for a big client that has > 1000 products and that productlist changes once a day or less, than i think generating a list is more performant. BUT you have a good point at the computerspecs, i did not take that in consideration !
No it is not the answer that i was looking for, but it still gave me insight on an other topic so thanks for the advice and for taking the time :) I will look into the url you posted first thing tomorrow ! On Jun 2, 8:10 pm, James <[email protected]> wrote: > I don't mean to step on your idea, but I think the database method > probably works better. Databases are usually highly optimized to do > text-search and it should be fairly quick. By using the separate JSON > file method, you're just placing all the processing work on the client- > side, which might hinder their experience because it will be slower > for them depending on their computer specs. > > Anyway, regardless of which method you're using, the jQuery > Autocomplete > plug-in:http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-autocomplete/ > might be of use for you. > > (Sorry, this post does not answer your question of searching in a JSON > object.)
