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Hi Friends Just Give Me Some Suggestions For Me............

I Was Developed A SeachBox, Every Thing Worked Fine, But I Faced Small Problem,
On That SearchBox If User Enter Spelling Mistakes..., that time auto completion not working Properway,

SO, I want Solution For If User Enter Spelling Mistake Automatically In Auto completion Display Correct Spelling Words

Posted 30-Jan-11 21:42pm

tadivaka

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Sandeep Mewara 31-Jan-11 4:20am

Though the question has been marked as answered, I don't think any of the answer actually resolves or fits in exactly the way it was intended to.

'Spell Check' is been suggested here but having that option with AutoComplete correction which would be actually driven based on typed text and DB, does not fit in.

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Use something like this[^] to get suggestions? (no idea if it is still working)

PS: Don't begin every word with a capital, it is bloody annoying to read

Posted 30-Jan-11 21:48pm

Indivara

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Jan-11 4:07am

Hope this is good, good answer any way - my 5.
(Sometimes I think we need to ignore anyone not writing properly; and don't tell me about English as non-native language; this is not my native as well...)
--SA

Sandeep Mewara 31-Jan-11 4:20am

Though the question has been marked as answered, I don't think any of the answer actually resolves or fits in exactly the way it was intended to.

'Spell Check' is been suggested here but having that option with AutoComplete correction which would be actually driven based on typed text and DB, does not fit in.

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shakil0304003 · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-30T21:57:00

Solution 3

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Posted 30-Jan-11 21:57pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Jan-11 4:04am

Good suggestion, my 5.
--SA

shakil0304003 31-Jan-11 9:42am

Thanks

Sandeep Mewara 31-Jan-11 4:20am

Though the question has been marked as answered, I don't think any of the answer actually resolves or fits in exactly the way it was intended to.

'Spell Check' is been suggested here but having that option with AutoComplete correction which would be actually driven based on typed text and DB, does not fit in.