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Does the javascript remoting that rolled out in '11 really work for auto-compl ete?
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01-18-2013 06:18 PM
Back in the Summer '11 or Spring '11 release, JavaScript remoting became available, and the example given was "Google-style auto-compete fields" in a VForce page. I thought that was the greatest thing since sliced bread, and soon I would be converting every VForce page we had written and replacing standard lookup fields with the auto-complete fields. i also expected to see tons of board activity about this topic; however, I really never heard/saw that much about it afterwards. If I google it now, I get a few things, but not a lot. When I ask a couple of my developers, sometimes its like I am the one telling them about it or they do not immediately jump all over the idea..
So my question is: does the javascript remoting work well for this type of custom field? I speaking of converting a standard lookups field on a vforce page so it behaves like an auto-complete field. How is the speed...let's say we are hitting an object with 5,000 records or so?

