Pull a result set from MySQL and then filter/search through it on the client side?

I've had excellent experiences with jQuery DataTables take a look at the website, there's a lot of examples and also PHP code to get you on your way on how you want everything to work. Takes around 15 - 30 minutes to do what you want with this plugin Here's an example on the website that uses PHP processing.

I've had excellent experiences with jQuery DataTables, take a look at the website, there's a lot of examples and also PHP code to get you on your way on how you want everything to work. Takes around 15 - 30 minutes to do what you want with this plugin. Here's an example on the website that uses PHP processing.

Nice, thanks for the direction! I'll take a look now... – Cail Desrochers 5 hours ago.

I have an online order form where the user should be able to type in a SKU and quantity and then (hopefully) when they are typing in the next one, jQuery has dynamically filled in the remaining fields (name, price, etc) for the previously entered item. The product info is all within a MySQL database and I am perfectly okay with running the query to return all products ahead of time as it isn't a huge database of products. I'm running PHP as the server-side language.

One thing I do not want to do is refresh the page. The user should be able to enter the customer info, all products and options and have a final total price calculated on the fly before they need to click 'submit' and see any page loads.

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