Jim, >This is actually what I was considering doing... So you pass the single >result of the autocomplete to a hidden form - and then use that during >another form submission?
Correct. While my example doesn't show it, you'd have the functionality to the findValue() function in the example code. Instead of displaying it in an alert, you'd post it to a hidden form field. >I'm working on a user admin and was going to use the 'auto complete' as >a filter to easily find the correct record and then the user would click >an 'edit' button and go to a normal form. Will your improved >documentation include something on the 'findValue()' function :) I'll try :) Yeah, I use the Autocomplete code in several places as a pseudo-live search. Where you use the autocomplete box to find records and then use a primary key to actually build the functionality. This seems to work really well. -Dan
