It looks like this does most of the Javascript side of things for you - I
haven't looked at it beyond playing with the demos, but it seems pretty
slick.
http://fnjordy.cus.org.uk/auto/
Couple of other URLs to check out:
http://serversideguy.blogspot.com/2004/12/google-suggest-dissected.html
Anyone done anything like Google Suggest on CF? Care to share any
tricks or tips?
Thanks
Pete
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straight cf, really doesnt work that way. cf is server side, and that would
require some sort of client side scripting.
you can do it with flash, javascript and im not sure if there are any other
ways... besides a pure java applet?
anyway, there has been a lot of discussion about AJAX
See recent threads about AJAX :)
Regards,
Jon
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 21:42:26 -0500, Pete Ruckelshaus
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Anyone done anything like Google Suggest on CF? Care to share any
tricks or tips?
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Yeah, it's not particularly complex. There's two distinct parts you
have to consider: 1) the UI, and 2) the server interaction.
The latter is quite simple. Check out Neuromancer (hit google). It's
an abstraction layer for doing asynchronous HTTP requests from
javascript. Basically two lines
p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Google Suggest-like functionality with CF
Yeah, it's not particularly complex. There's two distinct parts you
have to consider: 1) the UI, and 2) the server interaction.
The latter is quite simple. Check out Neuromancer (hit google). It's
an abstraction layer
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