For the autocomplete, surely you can create a custom widget
that output
the desired format (an input and a div), but, as ever, the
js should be
in the template layer.
About the ajax form handling, the most accessible way is
doing it all
in js, replacing normal behaviour. So, if someone have not
ajax
enabled, it can use the form in an old fashion way. With YUI
and
YUI-EXT it's very easy
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