How to Implement Forms & Autocomplete using Ajax!!!!!
Scriptaculous Lists with PHP
The drag-and-drop effects, most notably the sortables, caught my eye because the look great, they are so easy to implement, and they're just so much nicer than the standard listbox with up/down arrows that we see in most of today's applications and administration tools.
Alter data with Ajax forms
Displaying rich formatted questions and lists, even paginated, is not enough to make an application live. And the heart of the askeet concept is to allow any registered user to ask a new question, and any user to answer an existing one. Isn't it time we get to it?
Dynamic Client LookupThis script uses AJAX to autofill a form. Open the demo and type in 1001 in the "client ID" text field. AJAX will when you have done this call a script on the server and auto fill the rest of the form with client data.
Chained Select BoxesThis script uses Ajax to popuplate a select box with cities based on which country you choose.
Ajax Dynamic ListThis script shows you a list of options based on what you type into a text input. Example: Type in "A" and Ajax will get you a list of all contries starting with "A".
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Autocomplete Tutorial using Dojo Toolkit
Unlike Yahoo, Google only shows the number of results and does not show similar or related keywords—called "concepts." Yahoo also shows text queries where the keyword is in the middle or the end. For example, a search for "java" also suggests "free java download."
To implement this widget on your site, you can write all the logic from scratch or use one of the available AJAX widgets. I will look at widgets from Dojo, Scriptaculous, and Yahoo User Interface (YUI) libraries. They are all conceptually similar. They all send a asynchronous request to the server as soon as the user starts to type. As the response is received, they open a dialog on the client side, and populate it with suggestions from the server. Because this technology is server-side agnostic, you can use any application server on the back end.
Implementation in Dojo
To add a Dojo auto-complete combo box, you need to import main Dojo libraries (either on the page or in the main header if it is reused throughout the site).
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To implement this widget on your site, you can write all the logic from scratch or use one of the available AJAX widgets. I will look at widgets from Dojo, Scriptaculous, and Yahoo User Interface (YUI) libraries. They are all conceptually similar. They all send a asynchronous request to the server as soon as the user starts to type. As the response is received, they open a dialog on the client side, and populate it with suggestions from the server. Because this technology is server-side agnostic, you can use any application server on the back end.
Implementation in Dojo
To add a Dojo auto-complete combo box, you need to import main Dojo libraries (either on the page or in the main header if it is reused throughout the site).
Continue Reading The Tutorial
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