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Right now you've just got a simple form that passes the query to a page based on whichever search provider is selected in the options. This would require some extra javascript, and in the case of google, the user would have to provide their own custom search engine id. I'm not sure what the API for other search engines looks like.
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KodeStar commentedon Jul 23, 2018
Not sure that makes any sense? In order to autocomplete something it needs something to reference, you want me to add a dictionary?
kaysond commentedon Jul 23, 2018
I'm talking about the something like the autocomplete that you get if you use the search engine's own search page.
For example, for google you would do it using google custom search: https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/tutorial/autocomplete
Right now you've just got a simple form that passes the query to a page based on whichever search provider is selected in the options. This would require some extra javascript, and in the case of google, the user would have to provide their own custom search engine id. I'm not sure what the API for other search engines looks like.
KodeStar commentedon Jul 23, 2018
Thanks for the additional info. I'll look into it.
vladshved commentedon Aug 1, 2018
Please make it as an option, I don't like autocomplete by default.
Thanks