Head
in the direction of a binary search on the first part of each field based on the
chars entered so far... that should do the trick without heavy performance
issues.
_M
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Subject: RE: [imail] Auto Fill in NamesDavid,That would be some way-tricky JavaScript, and my biggest concern would be performance. Each time you typed a letter, the script would need to search through your address book and find the first possible match, then write that to the field. The other problem would be with your cursor position... as the script wrote the address to the field, it's likely that you would lose your current cursor position, defeating the purpose of the feature.I agree that it would be a slick feature, but I've never seen it done with JS before. We might play around with it some, however... thanks for the suggestion!-Ron-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David Young
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 8:56 AM
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Subject: [imail] Auto Fill in NamesIs there a way to set up Auto Fill when addressing an email to someone. I'm talking about the entry of a portion of the email address and the program continues to fill in the remaining portion of the name.
