You just have to create a class that implements SuggestOracle and then
provide it to the SuggestBox through one of its constructors.
The SuggestOracle requires a single method to be implemented. That method
gives you access to the "request" the user has made (query, result limits)
and the metho
The question is how? Can you please point me to some examples and/or
descriptions that explain how to do this? I need some more detailed advice.
Thanks. -- Jostein
kl. 13:13:53 UTC+2 onsdag 23. oktober 2013 skrev Jostein følgende:
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> Hi,
> I guess this is quite simple, but I cannot find out how
You probably have to write your own SuggestBox oracle if multi word
matching is not what you want. A custom "StreetNameOracle" could also ask
your server to match the query string right in the database if you want to.
-- J.
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Hi,
I guess this is quite simple, but I cannot find out how to do it. I have
implemented a suggest box as this:
MultiWordSuggestOracle oracle = new MultiWordSuggestOracle();
SuggestBox box = new SuggestBox(oracle);
The suggestBox is populated with street addresses. Each address contains
several