Ajax Control Toolkit Autocomplete Extender Weird Issue

by aherrick 20. August 2008 05:08

Okay I was working on testing the Autocomplete Extender on a site I am working on.  I noticed something interesting when testing the search functionality.  Take a look at what was going on:

Here is what the control source looked like:

As you can see, the SKU codes I was looking for started with "TEST". But if a bunch of junk text was included before the actual SKU, it would stay with it in the dropdown list.  I finally found the solution by removing the "DelimiterCharacters" from the control.  I hope this works for you!

On an unrelated note I accepted a full time position at Blue Horseshoe Solutions today, I am thrilled.

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integrate AJAX into a web project

by aherrick 5. July 2008 06:41

A while back I had the need to use AJAX in one of my web projects.  After some searching, I gathered the files and code necessary to fully integrate AJAX functionality into my code. 

If you have not already, download and install the AJAX Control Toolkit and ASP.NET AJAX Extensions.  The AJAX Control Toolkit will give you access to a bunch of really cool AJAX controls and extensions to aide  in development.  Check out the Control Toolkit demo page here.

Once both are downloaded and installed, add the following references to your project.

  • System.Web.Extensions.Design.dll
  • System.Web.Extensions.dll
  • AJAXControlToolkit.dll

Finally, add the following code to the appropriate sections of your web.config file.

ajaxbits.txt (3.20 kb)

Let me know how it turns out! 

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Andrew Herrick
I am a full time developer for Blue Horseshoe Solutions based out of Carmel, Indiana. I enjoy learning new technology and hope to give back with some of the cool things I pick up along the way.  Check me out on Stack Overflow!


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