I recently made a discord bot that webscrapes through a specific website and searches for what the user specifies but the problem is that people spell things wrong and it the bot can't find what they're looking for. One way I thought to fix this is to make a sort of search bar, for example it shows results as they type in like any search engine search bar. Is there anyway to do this or are there any other solutions?
You can do this using an autocomplete in a slash command.
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I have a task of making a search bar in React. When you type at least 3 characters in, the suggestions start popping up. Then, after selecting one, the related photos from Unsplash show up on the page.
I've already got two separate components - a search bar that will give suggestions from a hard coded / provided array and a search bar that will show Unsplash photos after typing a word.
But I don't know how to connect them - Do I need an array with Unsplash keywords? But how do I obtain it? I don't think I should be preloading all millions of photos first, do I?
Thank you for the answers.
In documentation of the project theres no word about returning suggestions, so I think they don't support this.
If you ask how is it working on production - api is returning an object with 5 suggestions related to sent query. You can check this in "Network" tab when you type something into the searchbar on their website, just paste the link they fetch into your browser.
Does it answer your question?
I'm trying to find out the number of messages in a chat, and every guide I've looked up says I need to type MessengerDetailView into the search bar, but I don't get any results. Is it because I'm on Mac?
The searchbar you are using, looks for MessengerDetailView. If your component has a different name, you won't be able to find it under that name.
I am making a tiny website with reactJS where users can upload documents and share them,since multiple extensions are being uploaded,I managed to make the viewing work by just using google docs viewer.
but now i want to have thumbnails of those files,maybe of the first page so that it shows up un the search feature.
seeing that theres many extensions flying around i cant figure out how to approach this,what can i use to solve this problem ?
thank you.
Firstly, I am a Drupal newbie and am still alien to many of Drupal's core concepts. My questions probably seem lame but .... I am trying my best.
I want to implement a custom search form like in the picture attached.
Hotel, flight, etc. are taxonomy terms.
Depending on the taxonomy term selected, the parameters below will also change, like in the picture below:
I came across Drupal Search API. I saw the Munich DrupalCon screencast on search api.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rArRwp_1h8Q
From what I have seen so far, I am not sure whether this can be implemented using Search API.
I know this can be implemted using Forms API (I will create the form manually).
I want to know which way will be faster, Forms API or Search API.
I am using : Drupal 7.26
A simple way is to build a regular view with exposed filters.
To add and configure a views exposed filter:
Go to your views edit page.
Create the filter criteria that we want our users to be able to control, by clicking the "Add" button, in the filter criteria box.
Choose the fields that you want your users to be able to filter through them and click "Add".
In Configure filter criterion, check the option Expose this filter to visitors, to allow them to change it.
Configure the rest of the settings to your liking and click "Next".
After saving the view, this filter should be exposed to your users and they are able to search your view.
For a demo with screenshots; Check this tutorial.
I'm trying to make edit box which can provide URL/Search keyword suggestion when use type it. Do you guys have any idea where should I start ? I've review the BING API but I couldn't find it...
For your edit box I'd recommend using the AutoCompleteBox from the toolkit.
Google has a custom serch API which may be a good place to start looking for a data source for your searches.