Example : RadComboBox conatains below list
Computer
Computer Engineer
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When I type "Comp" in text area of RadCombox it should auto complete with default selection that is "Computer" in text area
and show drop down with "Computer" and "Computer Engineer"
Computer
Computer Engineer
Free
Free trial
When I type "Comp" in text area of RadCombox it should auto complete with default selection that is "Computer" in text area
and show drop down with "Computer" and "Computer Engineer"
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Hello Sreevidya,
Currently, the RadComboBox control does not allow for the filtering and autocomplete features to work simultaneously out of the box. I have, however, logged a new feature request in our feedback portal regarding such functionality. If the demand for such an item is high, we will consider implementing it in future releases.
I have, however, come with a workaround that you can use for the time being. It involves handling the TextInput event of the control to modify the source collection - as if filtering was applied. In addition, I've bound the Text property of the control so that the collection is returned to its initial value when no text is present. I've attached a small sample project with the implementation for your reference.
Please have a look and let me know if such an approach would work for you.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
Progress Telerik
Currently, the RadComboBox control does not allow for the filtering and autocomplete features to work simultaneously out of the box. I have, however, logged a new feature request in our feedback portal regarding such functionality. If the demand for such an item is high, we will consider implementing it in future releases.
I have, however, come with a workaround that you can use for the time being. It involves handling the TextInput event of the control to modify the source collection - as if filtering was applied. In addition, I've bound the Text property of the control so that the collection is returned to its initial value when no text is present. I've attached a small sample project with the implementation for your reference.
Please have a look and let me know if such an approach would work for you.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
Progress Telerik
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