Google Address Autocomplete API Example
Address autocomplete is the ability to lookup an address from a textbox control, as users type, and display suggestions. Adding address autocomplete to a form can improve user experience, address entry accuracy and conversion rates by reducing keystrokes and typos at the point of entry.
Smarty US Autocomplete Pro uses geolocation to return results from a database of house-number-street-city-state combinations and displays them in a dropdown right under the cursor when an address is being entered. This means that the relevant result is shown within the first 5-6 keystrokes, which can significantly improve the user experience and the speed of entering an address.
This demo uses a WS Form with an address field to demonstrate how address autocomplete works in a browser. The search can be restricted by country and filtered for business addresses. When a valid address is selected from the Google Maps autocomplete popup, it will be automatically populated in the address fields of your WS Form.
The GF Address Autocomplete API uses the Places library for Google Maps Javascript to predict street addresses in real time as users are typing. International addresses can be especially challenging to predict as they are often based on local character sets and addressing standards (e.g. a street address may be written in different ways across prefectures in Japan, or components like postal_town or city are optional in the UK and Sweden). Places is able to predict these variations in real-time and return results that are understandable to your users. Places is billed per session, which begins when the user starts typing and ends when they select a place in the results. To reduce your bill, we recommend using a session token and avoiding reuse of that token (each query with a result counts as one lookup).
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