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I’m using the MS AJAX AutoCompleteExtender on a textbox. It’s working fine, except when the web service returns strings like ‘0010’ — in which case, it displays ‘8’.
I eventually realised it was interpreting the string ‘0010’ as an octal number (and then proved the point by adding strings like ‘0100’ and ‘0x10’.)
How can I prevent this? If the web service returns ‘0010’, I want the autocomplete extender to also display ‘0010’, and not interpret it as octal and display a decimal equivalent.
Single quote it. JavaScript makes it an int.