AutoComplete Using Jquery

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Hi all

I am trying to do autocoplete using jquery.

I am using Editable Grid.Like this
I tried to implement autocomplete without knockout js code .Its working fine.
My Code without knockout js code

Then I tried to implement autocomplete with the knockout js.Now its wokring for 1st textbox.
If i add more textbox by clicking AddMore button then autocomplete is not working.
My Code :http://jsfiddle.net/bhagirathip/x6H8s/6/

when I tried to do autocomplete without KnockOut js queries it working fine but when i am including the knockout js query then autocomplete is not working .

Please figure out where I have done mistake.

Thanks in advance

Posted 29-Oct-12 4:00am

Mac12334

Updated 29-Oct-12 21:04pm

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Sandeep Mewara 29-Oct-12 11:30am

Elaborate "not working" part.

Mac12334 30-Oct-12 1:36am

AutoComplete is not working in the textbox.
http://jsfiddle.net/bhagirathip/x6H8s/4/
This is i have tried .
If any other method or process is there please suggest me

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Oct-12 14:25pm

AutoComplete this post, please. It's not a question, not enough information...
--SA

Mac12334 30-Oct-12 1:38am

What more information you need please ask I will try give that one.
I already posted what I have tried.
There is no code behind.

Mac12334 30-Oct-12 2:49am

I have changed the Question totally.
Please Help me now.

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bhagirathimfs · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-30T03:34:00

Solution 1

Try this
http://jsfiddle.net/x6H8s/22/[^]

Posted 30-Oct-12 3:34am

bhagirathimfs

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Mac12334 30-Oct-12 9:35am

Thanks bhagirathimfs

bhagirathimfs 30-Oct-12 9:36am

WelCome :)