t('Did you mean:'), * 'user_input' => 'reach us', * ), * array( * 'user_input' => 'teach us', * 'suggestion_suffix' => 'ers', * ), * array( * 'user_input' => 'teach us', * 'suggestion_suffix' => ' swimming', * ), * 'teach users swimming', * ); * @endcode * * @param SearchApiQueryInterface $query * A query representing the completed user input so far. * @param SearchApiAutocompleteSearch $search * An object containing details about the search the user is on, and * settings for the autocompletion. See the class documentation for details. * Especially $search->options should be checked for settings, like whether * to try and estimate result counts for returned suggestions. * @param string $incomplete_key * The start of another fulltext keyword for the search, which should be * completed. Might be empty, in which case all user input up to now was * considered completed. Then, additional keywords for the search could be * suggested. * @param string $user_input * The complete user input for the fulltext search keywords so far. * * @return array * An array of suggestion. Each suggestion is either a simple string * containing the whole suggested keywords, or an array containing the * following keys: * - prefix: For special suggestions, some kind of prefix describing them. * - suggestion_prefix: A suggested prefix for the entered input. * - user_input: The input entered by the user. Defaults to $user_input. * - suggestion_suffix: A suggested suffix for the entered input. * - results: If available, the estimated number of results for these keys. * One of "suggestion_prefix" and "suggestion_suffix" has to be present, all * other keys are optional. The search keys inserted for the suggestion will * be a direct concatenation (no spaces in between) of "suggestion_prefix", * "user_input" and "suggestion_suffix". */ public function getAutocompleteSuggestions(SearchApiQueryInterface $query, SearchApiAutocompleteSearch $search, $incomplete_key, $user_input); }