what3words Autosuggest Plugin free WordPress plugin

This plugin allows you to easily add searching for, capturing, and validating a what3words address to a form on your WordPress powered site. Returning suggestions based on full or partial 3 word addresses, the AutoSuggest feature helps users with the following types of input error: – typing errors – spelling errors – misremembered words (e.g. singular vs. plural) or words in the wrong order We recommend using the plugin when you want to capture a precise location from a user. This could be the exact location of your customer’s front door, for example, for delivering their purchase. Configuration Enabling the plugin in a post or page To enable the plugin on a post or page, simply add a text input field, contained inside a form, and add the field’s id to the plugin’s Input Selector(s) configuration option as described below. what3words API settings A what3words API key is required to use this plugin as it authenticates and interacts with the what3words API. If you don’t have a what3words API key yet, you can quickly and easily sign-up and register for one. General Settings Input Selectors (WordPress only) – the input fields that the plugin is configured to search for 3 word addresses, specified as a list of css selectors. Multiple fields can be supplies using commas, e.g. “.class, #id”. Input Placeholder Text – an optional placeholder to be displayed in the input fields that are configured in the Input Selector(s) option. We recommend providing an example what3words address here with “e.g.” to illustrate how a what3words address should be entered, for example, “e.g. index.home.raft”. WooCommerce Support The plugin also allows you to automatically add a 3 word address validation field to a WooCommerce checkout form and save the 3 word address against the customer’s order details. By enabling WooCommerce checkout integration, the #shipping_w3w and #billing_w3w selectors will be automatically added to the list of Input Selector(s). Filter Support And Usage what3words AutoSuggest plugin supports a single filter to change the default set of installation settings and options at plugin activation time. what3wordssearchbox_default_settings Applied to the default set of plugin settings and options. Note that this filter is called once, upon plugin activation, when there are no what3words AutoSuggest plugin settings/options existing in the database. Example: Add the date and time that the plugin was first activated add_filter (‘what3wordssearchbox_default_settings’, ‘add_activation_timestamp’); function add_activation_timestamp ($options) { // options = array (option name => option value) $options[‘plugin_activation_timestamp’] = date (DATE_ATOM); return $options; }