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[price2b]

Lorenzo, great script. I have a doubt regarding the use of these examples. in booking page you say a "form - which would consist of many check-boxes, radio-buttons, drop-downs - is stripped to just one text box" If i want to create a form, where do we assign values to pass? in booking example you have ->id: ->options. but no form element name or similar to pass with the submit button. sorry, probably is more related to the use of javascript but im confused in the way i have to use it. thank you so much for any clarification, brgds

[lorenzoongithub]

Hi Sebastian, I am glad you like the script. Regarding your question: the idea of stripping down a form to a text with auto-completion is a general concept. A form usually asks you to fill a few fields but - in some situations at least - this equates to just a simple statement "I want to go to Rome From London tomorrow by airplane". So that could be one text versus four fields (departure, destination, when, how) hope it helps cheers

[price2b]

yes i understand. but usually that information in a form goes in: -form method="post" action="<?php echo $this->getUrl('module/controller/action') ?>" id="zzzzz" -input type="text" name="departure" -input type="text" name="destination" -input type="text" name="when" -input type="text" name="how" -button type="submit"

if completely is only used in one textarea its pretty simple the implementation, but using many fields i dont understand how it works using ID, Options and (name?)... thats the part I cannot understand, thank you in advance. brgds!

[lorenzoongithub]

that form would be easily populated by a javascript as the user hits a submit method.

[price2b]

perfect I understand. based on your reply I found something working in that way https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/places-autocomplete-addressform thank you so much. brgds!