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Auto-complete type-ahead dropdown menu
A simple Javascript that adds auto-complete (alternatively called type-ahead/tracing/find-as-you-type) effect to dropdown menus displayed in Internet Explorer. In IE, when user press "MA" in a drop down menu, IE will first select the first option starting with "M", then select the first option starting with "A", giving user "AK" while user actually wanted "MA" for massachusetts. Using this script, user will get “MA” if “M” and “A” are consecutively typed (if user type “M”, then after a while “A”, user will still be taken to “AK” as an intended behavior). Comments in script is provided so that one can customize to determine how fast user has to type to get “MA” not “M”, “A”. Currently only IE is supported as dropdown menu in Mozilla Firefox already has this smart behavior. Other browser could be added if requested. Starting from V0.04 Gecko-based browsers (firefox, mozilla, K-meleon etc.) are supported as well (it is recommended that this script is used to override the default behavior in those browsers due to their confusing/incorrect handling of some options).
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