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Implementing client side search using Javascript in salesforce
Hi everyone,
I am a beginner in using Javascript for my VF pages, I have a visualforce page which searches an account on the basis of account name from all the accounts displayed on the page (all the accounts are fetched using a SOQL query in the page controller).
Right now I have implemented the search with an apex controller, which uses an SOQL query from the server side to fetch the account.
How can I implement this by using Javascript on my page?
Any suggestions or resources to study are appreciated.
Thanks
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