Is there a Google Custom Search API autocomplete?
We’re using the google custom search API (paid-for server-side API) to power our search results. I’d like to add an autocomplete feature to the search – however, does anyone know if there is support for this (either via the server-side API, or via some sort of client-side JSONP?)
How to create autocomplete request in azure Cognitive Search?
Internally, the search engine looks for matching terms in fields that have a Suggester configured. HTTPS is required for service requests. The Autocomplete request can be constructed using the GET or POST methods. When called with GET, the length of the request URL cannot exceed 8 KB. This length is usually enough for most applications.
What do you need to know about Cloud Search autocomplete?
Important: Cloud Search’s autocomplete suggests phrases only from those documents a user has access to. By default, phrases from the document titles are shown in autocomplete. Schema properties must be explicitly marked as is_suggestable for the suggest API to autocomplete the corresponding property name and values.
Do you need a schema for Autocomplete?
Schema properties must be explicitly marked as is_suggestable for the suggest API to autocomplete the corresponding property name and values. If you are building a custom search application, autocomplete is available by querying the /query/suggest API endpoints.
How does autocomplete work in Azure Search Service?
Autocomplete (Azure Search Service REST API) The Autocomplete API helps users issue better search queries by completing partial search terms based on terms from an index. For example, if the query term is “medic”, the Autocomplete API will return “medicare”, “medicaid”, “medicine” if those terms are in the index.
How to enable or disable autocomplete in Google search?
For example, you can enable or disable autocomplete feature using enableAutoComplete attribute. By default, it is set to true if autocomplete is enabled in the Control Panel. By switching the value to false you can control how the element behaves.