The AAT autocomplete appears to have changed (beyond resgtricting to English only)
eg
"chu" used to lead to churches (buildings)" but no longer suggested (although it is used to index resources)
and in fact the auto-complete behaviour is surprising with more choices being offered as more letters typed - is this by design?
The auto-complete appears to be driven from a new metadata element, resources.aatsubjects.label which is appearing in the right hand result list. It is not the same as the old Derived subjects.
What is rational for this new metadata element?
Is auto-complete meant to do this? It seems to be missing some valid suggestions
The AAT autocomplete appears to have changed (beyond resgtricting to English only) eg "chu" used to lead to churches (buildings)" but no longer suggested (although it is used to index resources) and in fact the auto-complete behaviour is surprising with more choices being offered as more letters typed - is this by design?
The auto-complete appears to be driven from a new metadata element, resources.aatsubjects.label which is appearing in the right hand result list. It is not the same as the old Derived subjects. What is rational for this new metadata element? Is auto-complete meant to do this? It seems to be missing some valid suggestions
Doug and Ceri