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this page is using Jquery, &amp;&nbsp;ajax.. When you are typing in the location name its using <br />
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XMLHttpRequest()<br />
to query a database and a quick postback to display all search results in the dropdown
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this page is using Jquery, & ajax.. When you are typing in the location name its using

XMLHttpRequest()
to query a database and a quick postback to display all search results in the dropdown

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Oh ok...i thought it was more complex then that. Thank you for your response.
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Oh ok...i thought it was more complex then that. Thank you for your response.

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your welcome <br />
cheers :)
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Can anyone tell me what technology is used and point me to an example on how someone can type a name of a location i.e. Joe's Bar and it pulls the name, address, city, state?<br />
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Can anyone tell me what technology is used and point me to an example on how someone can type a name of a location i.e. Joe's Bar and it pulls the name, address, city, state?

Like on this page:
https://www.spingo.com/submit/info?eventType=promote&partnerId=38

Location Text Field

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