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Hi Anand,
Please have a look at our online example -http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/ComboBox/Examples/Functionality/AutoCompleteClientSide/DefaultCS.aspx
It illustrates how the MarkFisrMatch property of RadComboBox works.
If you set the MarkFisrMatch property of RadComboBox to true the item starting with "an" will be highlighted.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Rosi
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Please have a look at our online example -http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/ComboBox/Examples/Functionality/AutoCompleteClientSide/DefaultCS.aspx
It illustrates how the MarkFisrMatch property of RadComboBox works.
If you set the MarkFisrMatch property of RadComboBox to true the item starting with "an" will be highlighted.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Rosi
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Paul Hopper
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answered on 18 Apr 2008, 06:16 PM
I believe I am looking for the same thing as Anand, which is not the same as the MarkFirstMatch property.
In my case, I am trying to use a webservice to return items for the combo box, but I want the user to have to type in at least two characters before the webservice is called. (Otherwise, the webservice would return a lot of items!)
I've tried to do this using the OnClientItemsRequesting property and cancelling it (return false) if the context filter's length is less than 2, but this does not work and I can't find examples of this behavior anywhere. Is this possible? If not, please log it as a feature request.
In my case, I am trying to use a webservice to return items for the combo box, but I want the user to have to type in at least two characters before the webservice is called. (Otherwise, the webservice would return a lot of items!)
I've tried to do this using the OnClientItemsRequesting property and cancelling it (return false) if the context filter's length is less than 2, but this does not work and I can't find examples of this behavior anywhere. Is this possible? If not, please log it as a feature request.
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Anand
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answered on 21 Apr 2008, 06:24 AM
Hi Thanks for reply,
I also want the same behavious as said by paul,
i dint want to show all items on first ,I want that the item list only display when i enter two charecters
pls suggest any solution
thanks
I also want the same behavious as said by paul,
i dint want to show all items on first ,I want that the item list only display when i enter two charecters
pls suggest any solution
thanks
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Hi all,
This could be easily achieved by using the following approach:
1.Hook on OnClientItemsRequesting event of RadComboBox.
2.Use the following code in its event handler:
This will cancel the request if the length of the entered text is less than 2 symbols
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Rosi
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This could be easily achieved by using the following approach:
1.Hook on OnClientItemsRequesting event of RadComboBox.
2.Use the following code in its event handler:
function OnClientItemsRequesting(sender,args) |
{ |
var text = args.get_text(); |
if( text.length < 2) |
{ |
args.set_cancel(true); |
} |
} |
This will cancel the request if the length of the entered text is less than 2 symbols
Regards,
Rosi
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answered on 22 Apr 2008, 12:39 PM
Hi Rosi ,
Thanks for ur help,
i was unable to find the function args.set_cancel(true);
can you provide the working example of the same.
Thanks
Anand
Thanks for ur help,
i was unable to find the function args.set_cancel(true);
can you provide the working example of the same.
Thanks
Anand
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Hi Anand,
The set_cancel method can be accessed using the event arguments. In the example below the event arguments passed to the event handler are contained within the args object.
I attached a small and running example to this thread. Please download the files and give them a go.
If you remove the OnClientItemsRequesting event handler, the items will be added as expected.
I hope this will get you started.
Sincerely yours,
Nick
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The set_cancel method can be accessed using the event arguments. In the example below the event arguments passed to the event handler are contained within the args object.
I attached a small and running example to this thread. Please download the files and give them a go.
If you remove the OnClientItemsRequesting event handler, the items will be added as expected.
I hope this will get you started.
Sincerely yours,
Nick
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Jim
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answered on 20 Mar 2009, 06:25 PM
<script type="text/javascript"> |
function OnClientItemsRequesting(sender, eventArgs) { |
var context = eventArgs.get_context(); |
context["prefixText"] = eventArgs.get_text(); |
//Don't send the request until the user types in 4 or more characters |
if (eventArgs.get_text().length <= 3) { |
eventArgs.set_cancel(true); |
} |
} |
</script> |
<telerik:RadComboBox ID="rcCompany" runat="server" |
AllowCustomText="true" |
DataTextField="Name" |
DataValueField="CompanyId" |
Height="200px" |
Width="400px" |
DropDownWidth="400px" |
MarkFirstMatch="true" |
Text='<%# Bind("CompanyName") %>' |
EnableLoadOnDemand="true" |
ShowMoreResultsBox="true" |
EnableVirtualScrolling="true" |
OnClientItemsRequesting="OnClientItemsRequesting"> |
<WebServiceSettings Method="GetCompletionList" |
Path="AutoCompleteCompany.asmx" /> |
</telerik:RadComboBox> |