>
> I'm not familiar with Mac but I would guess so. The idea is if you have a
> long list in alphabetical order one can get close to the desired entry
> quickly by typing the first one or more letters of the entry.
>
Hi all,
I have done something similar a few weeks ago...
What i had done is the following:
In the form, i added an input object, and a browser object under it. You typed
in the input, and the browser went to that word. This is very easy to program,
as you can attach a callback in the input object to be called upon each keystroke..
You can take its content and find the appropriate line in the browser ...
No, i suppose that you dont want the input object to be visual, so try to do
so with a hidden input. I am sure it is going to work ...
Regards,
g.p
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