google like search box in wpf

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Hi,

I am looking for a Google-like search box which searches from database and shows results as you type or auto-complete box like this:

http://wpfactb.codeplex.com/documentation[^]

I need some simple code. This is too complex.

Thanks.

Posted 1-Dec-10 3:23am

vicky87

Updated 1-Dec-10 21:30pm

Dalek Dave

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Abdul Quader Mamun 1-Dec-10 9:41am

Ajax.NET has a auto complete control. Have you tried it?

Pete O'Hanlon 1-Dec-10 15:41pm

Abdul - vicky87 has already said that it's WPF. Ajax.NET is sod all use in this case.

Dalek Dave 2-Dec-10 3:31am

Minor Edit for Grammar.

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Solution 2

"so don't reinvent the wheel when somebody else has taken the time to do this for your benefit."

hahahahah :laugh: :-D

this is what my teacher always say ....

Posted 1-Dec-10 20:01pm

vicky87

Updated 1-Dec-10 20:02pm

v2

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Pete O'Hanlon 2-Dec-10 5:05am

Your teacher has given you good advice. Seriously though, is there a problem with you using it? Are you stuck integrating it? If so, ask questions on the forum of the control - they will be able to help you.

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Pete O'Hanlon · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-01T09:45:00

Solution 1

Why not use this component? Implementing this yourself is going to require a lot more than simple code, so don't reinvent the wheel when somebody else has taken the time to do this for your benefit.

Posted 1-Dec-10 9:45am

Pete O'Hanlon

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Dalek Dave 2-Dec-10 3:31am

If it works, don't f... well you know the rest.