Thank you for your interest in our ClientUI controls, especially UXDataLookUpBox control.

I have discussed about the minor bug with the development team. The reported problem is not confirmed as a bug. It is actually part of the user experience.

When the number of row matching a search criteria is only one record and it is entered as the first search, it is not necessary to show the row to the user and ask the user to select it. Instead of doing this, UXDataLookUpBox will automatically have the single row selected for the user.

There are two alternative ways to have the row displayed when the number of row matching a search criteria is only one record.

• Enable AutoShowResultBox property
  Using the default settings, UXDataLookUpBox will not open the result box immediately when users type in a query text. Instead, it waits until the search result becomes available and then display it along with the result box. Users will then select an item from the available results.
  By setting the AutoShowResultBox property to True, UXDataComboBox immediately opens the result box as you type into the text box. While waiting for the search result, the search box displays the BusyText or BusyTemplate which indicates that the searching is in progress.
  

• Enable IsDropDownOpen property
  After bind the source of UXDataLookUpBox, bind the IsDropDownOpen property then set it to True when there is only one record returned as matching search.

Hope this helps.

Hi Yudi,

Thanks a lot for the quick reply and wonderful solution which is brilliant.

Wonderful explanation which helps me understand how to use this excellent control.

Would love if all this finds a way into your documentation.

Thanks once again for all the help.... Great show and wonderful support

Balachander

Thank you for the compliment.

I’m so glad to hear the good news.

Should you need further assistance or run into any problems regarding our controls, feel free to post it into our forum. We would be happy to assist you again.