Proprietary AJAX Search Features on Watch Browser
Filed in archive AJAX on September 4, 2006
www.watch-browser.com has effectively put AJAX to use. Now watch a database of forty thousand watches using AJAX. With this technology you can request data from the server without refreshing the whole page which makes it possible to update portions of web page behind the scenes. AJAX has been effectively used by the website for updating the search results while the user is typing the search keywords which offers an instant visual feedback for the users search request.
Some of the other benefits which the site has availed from AJAX are:
-A slider lets the user change the minimum and maximum price whereas the watches that fall into that price range are instantly shown.
- An auto-complete mechanism lets the user type in parts of a brand name to instantly see (and select) all wrist watch brands matching the given brand name part.
- User can choose to show only watches that fall into a specific category, for example "Mens' Watches". Most categories are subdivided in an hierarchical manner.
- Sorting option to sort by price or popularity.
So now with AJAX, explore the database of around forty thousand watches in an effective manner.

- An auto-complete mechanism lets the user type in parts of a brand name to instantly see (and select) all wrist watch brands matching the given brand name part.
- User can choose to show only watches that fall into a specific category, for example "Mens' Watches". Most categories are subdivided in an hierarchical manner.
- Sorting option to sort by price or popularity.
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