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This page demonstrates
how to use xFeed with xsdb to provide form completions for small datasets
without any special server side software.
In this case the page displays possible completions for information about use states (state name, flower, tree, and capital). This form interface suggests possible completions for the input entries when the user types a prefix. The client browser detects changes in the form and combines the current entries with data from a static xsdb data page (testdata/states.xsdb) to generate suggested completions. Using xsdb completions without the help of live server components is only of interest for small data sets because requiring the browser to do all the processing (in a single thread) for larger data sets can make the user interface jerky. The sourceforge xFeed documentations explains how to download the software to implement pages like this, and how the page works. |