Autohint user input as he enters text [closed] - javascript

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What I'm struggling to find a way to achieve is a way to auto complete the input itself while users type.
As an image worth more than a thousand words I'm basically looking to replicate the same behaviour that you can experience in the city search input of Airbnb
Image to see the input in action
Does anyone have an idea of how I can make an input that have a similar behaviour ?
PS : I'm not looking for a code implementation, just hints about how do you think this can be achieved

I think what you are looking at is called as typeahead. You can use Twitter's typeahead. There are plethora of tutorials, documentation and code snippets available for typeahaed implementation. Here is an example of twitter's typeahead.

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I would like to implement auto suggestion feature just like browser search field works.
It don't want to select from the auto complete drop down list. The suggestion should be in the field it self and on clicking right arrow or tab the word/sentence should be completed in the field.
Can any body help me on this.
Thanks in Advance.
If you want a quick solution, I can recommend the following libraries. Both of the libraries below will meet your requirements of autocompleting the input by pressing tab.
Do take note that you will have to configure your server-side and front-end logic to pre-fetch/lazy-fetch the data that is to be supplied as the source for the autocomplete.
1) Suggest - 'enter' or 'tab' to accept the autocomplete suggestion.
2) Typeaheard - A more popular alternative. You can use tab to autocomplete too. However, this comes with a dropdown list, but you can do some DOM manipulation with JavaScript/Jquery and hide the dropdownlist.

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I want to design a dynamic page for showing social links. I am able to show all the links using javascript. But I want to show links in google search result like format. I want to add Title and some text snippets with those links.
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I have created a fiddle to explain better:
Link: [JsFiddle][1]
[1]: https://jsfiddle.net/amitJS/d928uamg/20/
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JavaScript custom prompt boxes without using jQuery [closed]

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First poster here, but I wanted to know if there was anyway that it was possible to customize the JavaScript prompt boxes without using jQuery? I'm wanting to keep my site vanilla as possible. Thanks.
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As in:
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https://github.com/aehlke/tag-it
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multiple word Predictive/autocomplete textarea? [closed]

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I'm lookin for a javascript plugin (for js/any framework)
I want to create a textarea that while I type will using a supplied data array, check for predictive matches to the current word im typing and try to suggest a solution.
All solutions I've found so far (for jquery) only match one word, then end...
I want to write like a sentence or paragraph but have autocomplete ability.
Mockup image attached.alt text http://data.getafreelancer.com/project/212922/autocomplete-mockup.jpg
There is Wick which does support textareas and multiple words.
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Me too: See my answer and implementation.
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