I know I could roll my own (I have done my share of ajax), but at a
certain level it seems like a waste of time if someone else has already
packaged it into something that frees me from having to write
boilerplate JavaScript code. It's even better if it's a suite of tools
that use a similar approach, so I don't have to learn a new API for each
component. I guess I should have been more specific. Thanks for the url,
I'll evaluate it.
Kevin
Kyle Mathews wrote:
What they're doing is just ajax. There are dozens of javascript
libraries out there that make it fairly simple to do ajax. If you're
a developer, you could roll out your own solution fairly quickly with
a javascript library like jquery <http://jquery.com/>. Googling "ajax
autosuggest search" found one promising solution:
http://www.brandspankingnew.net/archive/2007/02/ajax_auto_suggest_v2.html
<http://www.brandspankingnew.net/archive/2007/02/ajax_auto_suggest_v2.html>
Kyle
On 5/19/07, *Kevin Wise* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
At work I develop web applications using ASP.Net, and we recently
purchased the obout suite of web components (http://www.obout.com/).
For my personal development, I currently use PHP, mostly because
that's
what my hosting provider supplies. Does anyone know of any web
components like these (preferably open source) that work with
PHP? The
one I am most interested in initially is the autosuggest combobox
( http://www.obout.com/combobox/ex_autosuggest.aspx).
Kevin Wise
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