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i haven't actually uploaded the yahoo. my form is a list of fish. the form is set up just like my sql table. common name, species name, type. so the user for example could type in, tri. the auto fill would give them an option like tricolor shark. but then the autofill would need to complete the remaining 2 inputs. the yahoo isnt designed like that. and i cant being to reverse engineer it to make it do it. it uses horrible variable names like A, B, C. i understand to reduce the amount of the total output the end user needs to download. but still, id rather have them follow good variable naming practices. well i found a big part to my answer today in school. the xmlhttprequest function in javascript is the big missing key to what i need to do.
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