AJax AutoComplete Extender is not working when starts with like as 000123456 and its workin fine when 0 is not include in starting

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i am facing problem related to ajax autoextender textbox.Ajax auoextender textbox is working fine except when string starting with 0 like as 01234 its not working.
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Posted 1-Dec-12 0:07am

piushshukla

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codeninja-C# 1-Dec-12 6:21am

What are you showing using ajax auto complete? is it a integer value or string value?

piushshukla 1-Dec-12 6:25am

both but if i take 001234abc then it shown but if i take 001234 then it doesnot show.

piushshukla 1-Dec-12 6:27am

In the method which i call then method returns all value
Like as -0001234
-001234ab
-001234bc

then it shows -001234ab ,-001234bc both these values but does not show 0001234

codeninja-C# 1-Dec-12 6:37am

Sorry, i don't know.
--SJ

piushshukla 1-Dec-12 6:39am

ok,thanks for trying

VishwaKL 6-Dec-12 3:15am

may be the data you searching is not available, handle that if searching data is not present show no data found.

piushshukla 6-Dec-12 3:18am

Data is available on the table but the problem is that it does not show any data which starts with 0

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