multiple word Predictive/autocomplete textarea? [closed] - javascript

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I'm lookin for a javascript plugin (for js/any framework)
I want to create a textarea that while I type will using a supplied data array, check for predictive matches to the current word im typing and try to suggest a solution.
All solutions I've found so far (for jquery) only match one word, then end...
I want to write like a sentence or paragraph but have autocomplete ability.
Mockup image attached.alt text http://data.getafreelancer.com/project/212922/autocomplete-mockup.jpg

There is Wick which does support textareas and multiple words.

I just posted a jquery plugin that does autocomplete in a textarea, I think this is what you are looking for.

Me too: See my answer and implementation.

Since Amir's plugin no longer provided a link to the source code, I extracted it from his examples and created a github project where I've added some enhancements to it. You can find it here:

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