how to autocomplete textbox without using ajax and jqury

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In my database i have table City. I want to display city name in textbox. when user type any character in textbox than city of that character needs to be display but without using ajax and jqury.

Posted 15-Mar-13 1:59am

Manohar Khillare

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ZurdoDev 15-Mar-13 8:02am

Without using ajax and jquery? No way. You would have to do a full postback every time a character is typed. Your page will be unusable. You can get some 3rd party controls but in the end, they are using jquery and ajax as well. Why do you not want to use jquery?

Manohar Khillare 15-Mar-13 8:05am

my project manager told me that dont use ajax and jqury. it is happen without ajax control

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2013-03-15T03:07:00

You don't want to use ajax or jquery?
Sure it can be done. You do need to use javascript and every possible value needs to be already available when the page is loaded.

I don't understand why your manager would prefer error prone and bloated solutions over, as you already mentioned, an ajax control! Such control is generally well tested and used by others, providing you good help and support.

Try explaining your project manager the difference in estimated work/hours. That will probably help him make better decisions.

Good luck!