We don't provide any data dumps for something like this. We do however support autocomplete searching natively with /movie/search. We even support it on the /search/multi endpoint as well.
We don't provide any data dumps for something like this. We do however support autocomplete searching natively with /movie/search. We even support it on the /search/multi endpoint as well.
Most JS components will support an remote data source. Keep in mind you will likely have to use JSONP with a callback.
Cheers.
Can you please tell me how can I implement autocomplete search feature in Android App, since you mentioned that autocomplete searching natively with /movie/search
Would I have to make a new search call with each letter typed to update the autocomplete suggestion list?
I have no experience with Android, but yes, you would have to issue a new search for every letter. Most autocomplete components are a bit smarter than this though, and don't send a new call for every key press. Instead, they usually use a timer and only send the input of the input every 500ms (for example).
You'll have to see what options you have for Android.
Contestado por Travis Bell
el 6 de abril de 2015 a las 17:34
Hi jobmwaniki17@yahoo.com,
We don't provide any data dumps for something like this. We do however support autocomplete searching natively with /movie/search. We even support it on the /search/multi endpoint as well.
Most JS components will support an remote data source. Keep in mind you will likely have to use JSONP with a callback.
Cheers.
Contestado por JM
el 7 de abril de 2015 a las 09:00
Thank you Travis
Contestado por utksingh
el 3 de agosto de 2020 a las 06:06
Can you please tell me how can I implement autocomplete search feature in Android App, since you mentioned that autocomplete searching natively with /movie/search
Would I have to make a new search call with each letter typed to update the autocomplete suggestion list?
Contestado por Travis Bell
el 3 de agosto de 2020 a las 11:31
I have no experience with Android, but yes, you would have to issue a new search for every letter. Most autocomplete components are a bit smarter than this though, and don't send a new call for every key press. Instead, they usually use a timer and only send the input of the input every 500ms (for example).
You'll have to see what options you have for Android.