I have a ComboBox in my WinForm which has data from SQL server (used LINQ to bring up the data). I'd like to have an option just like AutoComplete in VB.NET but not only by the first letter but for a search LIKE.
I'm having troubles with my datagridview. Id like to use a combobox that you could type into and (as you are typing) would update the drop down list with the ability to use wildcardsThe list is populated with a table in my database. I know how to do this using just a combobox on a form, but I'm still learning everything with datagridviews.Is there a way to do this with a combobox in datagridview? If not, is there a way to do it any other way (i.e. using a textbox and having something pop up like the autocomplete windows)? I really would like to have the ability to use wildcards with this
I would like a fulltext autocomplete functionality for a Combobox. Built-in autocomplete only filters those items, that match the written text from the first letter. Is there any 3rd party components that has fulltext autocomplete? Or do I need to make functions myself?
i have a combobox with autocomplete to listitems it works very fine if i wrote the first letter it suggests a list of items that starts with this letter. i need to make it work if i write any part of the word not only the first letter?
I have auto complete functionality in combo box ,it works properly but there is little issue ,I made the suggestion list appear for the text length more than 3 chars ,but the list appears after the length of 4 char (when user enters the fifth char of the text) which means when the code executed in the first time the list doesn't appear here is the code in Text_Changed Event
Private Sub TxtItem_TextChanged(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles TxtItem.TextChanged If Trim(TxtItem.Text) <> "" And Trim(TxtItem.Text).Length > 3 Then 'Autocomplete
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Note : This issue causes the application exit (sometimes) on Windows XP, but Doesn't affect on Windows 7
I have a combobox (cmbCharge1) that gets populated by a text file. Inside the combobox, the data inside is laid out like this: 41-1A-1303: EXPIRED REGISTRATION Now, autocomplete works fine, if I start typing in the statute (like the 41 part). But what I need is for it to autocomplete based of whats after the: So if I type in EX, then everything starting with EX pops up.
I have a small HR app.First step for user is to select the employee.I wanted a single combobox (autocomplete , drop-down), where the user can start typing either firstname lastname or nickname (these are 3 different fields in an SQL DB).At first, I would have the user check a checkbox near the combobox to select what they would be searching by (first, last, nick name), but then I thought - someone could probably help me with an example of not having to select which name type they are searching for, but just start typing and the combobox would autocomplete based on whichever name ?
I can create a combobox with autocomplete and it works fine. However I want to return a code value instead of the description much the same as a normal combobox where there is a displaymember and a valuemember. Is this possible?
Dear Developers, I have a problem with combobox AutoComplete mode. it appears that when I set the DropDownStyle = simple , I cant select text with the Enter key Or with mouse click can someone please explain me how to bypass this problem?
I want to change the colour of the autocomplete section of a combo box depending on the value of the item. I found the following code to do this for the main drop down section like so.;
Private Sub cbdept_DrawItem(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DrawItemEventArgs) Handles cbdept.DrawItem Dim c As System.Drawing.Color
The auto complete dropdown will NOT close, no matter what I do. When I load the form, the dropdown is down with all the options displayed. I can type anything, and the options will narrow down, until an option is selected, then all the options reappear in the list. If I select an option, hit tab, enter, any key or mouse click, the list still doesn't close. If I change the DropDownStyle to DropDown or DropDownList, it works fine.
I have a problem with the auto-complete behaviour of comboboxes in VB.NET (with the .NET framework 2.0).I am using a combobox to type in numeric values, and its DropDown list to suggest possible numeric values. This list is sorted in ascending order, for example {"10","92", "9000", "9001"}.The combobox properties are set as follow:
When I don't type anything, the order of values of the DropDown list is correct, in original/ascending order. However, when I start typing something, the suggested values in the DropDown list get sorted (alphanumerically): if I type "9", the list of suggestions becomes {"9000", "9001", "92"}.I would like to prevent this behaviour to get the values of the list in the original/ascending order. I can't figure out how...A possible work-around would be to pad with zeroes the values in the list, e.g. {"0010", "0092", "9000", "9001"} but I would like to avoid this.
We have a combo box where users enter a part number. Auto-complete is on and we're in SuggestAppend mode with the source set as ListItems. The part number is in a format something like this:-
XX XX-XXX
2 chars, a space, 2 chars, a hyphen, 3 chars. The format does change slightly for different types of parts but the combination of characters (ignoring the spaces and hyphens) is always unique. The format is just a presentation issue but, for business/political reasons, we cannot 'flatten' it to just the characters.
Our users would like to be able to just type the characters and have the auto-complete work. However, they still want the display to show the spaces and hyphens, both in the list and in the 'textbox' part of the combo when they make a selection. So the list might look like:-
AB KN-TRD AB KN-TTN AB PR-TRD
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the user types AB, the list now looks like:-
AB KN-TRD AB KN-TTN AB PR-TRD AB PR-TTN
Now the user types K (nb, they have not typed a space), the list now looks like:-
AB KN-TRD AB KN-TTN
At this point it's acceptable for the textbox to show ABK (no space) but as soon as the the user makes a selection the textbox needs to contain the spaces and hyphens from the part number selected.My hunch is that there must be some sort of comparator function in the combobox I can override but I'm struggling to find the details as to how.
I have an app that uses a textbox with an autocomplete source and have come to realize that there may be times (to be decided at run time) where the list should be read-only. So ideally at run time if the list was considered R/O and the user's last typed character resulted in a no match, I would throw out the last key and go back to where we last had a match. When not in R/O mode, I would simply create a new entry on the list. Turns out the AutoCompleteStringCollection has a IsReadOnly property which is ReadOnly. So, when would it ever be true? Where does it dervive the value from?
So, the next step was that I thought that maybe a textbox is not the right control to use in this situation; maybe a combobox is. I notice that a combobox has an IsEditable and IsReadOnly properties that seem promising. I swithch the textbox control to a combobox and can't find the properties. I realize they are supported in Framework 3.0 and 3.5 and I am targeting 2.0. So I decide to bite the bullet and raise the target, but still can't access the properties for the combobox; what else do I need to do.And finally, when I am fooling around with the combobox set to 'simple' mode and select an item from the autocomplete list and hit enter, the combobox ends up blank; which seems to be a bug that was reported several years ago and still has not been fixed!
So I was reading a bit on AutoComplete of textboxes in VB.NET, but I can't really understand where these are stored? Is it a fully built in feature, or do I have to write some code for it to work? I've found the AutoCompleteMode and AutoCompleteSource properties of textboxes.But I want to append whatever I've written in the textbox to the autocomplete source. Do I connect the source to My.Settings or something
I have datagridview containing 4 columns with 2 combobox. With the initial loading of datagridview I could select an item with the combobox, but when I tried to select an item with other combobox I've got an error showing "System.ArgumentException:
I have a problem with my coding to autocomplete textbox. nothings happen
Dim col As New AutoCompleteStringCollection NewDataSet("select * from tbluser") If ds.Tables("0").Rows.Count > 0 Then For i = 0 To ds.Tables("0").Rows.Count - 1
I have a datagrid and I have imported it to my project under vb.net language, and the database is MS access any way in this datagrid one table call "Employees" ID - Name - Nationality - Job title and what I want is when I write the ID number of the Employee, all the other details automatically comes upon to his ID number.
Im currently diving into jquery autocomplete for the first time. To start off with, I had a .net handler calling out to a mssql db and pulling last names. That worked great.However when I try to add additional values it simply doesnt work. The code being used in the handler is as follows.
Public Sub ProcessRequest(ByVal context As HttpContext) Implements IHttpHandler.ProcessRequest Dim prefixText As String = context.Request.QueryString("term") Dim conn As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection
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I didnt include the IsReusable when posting, but that is there. why it doesnt like multiple values but will display one lone value?
** Edit ** I just looked in Firebug and it is getting a response but just not displaying it. My implementation of this is pretty simple so far, nothing to fancy.
I have a combo box with autocomplete binded to a database. I would like it to return, or at least assign to variables specific columns in the same row to a label when I press the button. I read something about Tag and Text in the label section but couldnt quite figure it out.
What is the best approximation algorithm to implement full-text fuzzy search. For example we have a dropdownlist with the following data (from SQL datasource):
Company Policy Product Catelog Our Partners
Now I want to replace it with an autocomplete textbox, such that when the letter "p" is typed the list shows all three results. It should start matching the first letter of the first word or second word and so on. Also, it should highlight or make the matched letters bold in the suggestions dropdown.Is there a readymade control for ASP.NET (with JS or jQuery) to deliver all the aforementioned functionality? Otherwise if I have to implement it, is there a tutorial/blog which point me in the right direction?