Code examples related to Split Fields

Autocomplete functions on both Address and Suburb fields - Demonstrates configuring an autocomplete widget on the address field, as well as on the suburb field. This means that if a user is unable to select their address for some reason, then at least they can use the suburb autocomplete - ensuring they have a valid suburb/state/postcode combination.

Capture AusPost DPID - The demo shows requesting and then stored the DPID in a hidden field. The DPID is the unique address identifier used by Australia Post.

Location autocomplete - The code displays the use of the AddressFinder Widget for the purposes of searching locations and in this case Suburb-State-Postcode combinations.

Remove address line 2 - The example shows the basic use case of the AddressFinder widget but on a form that has fewer address fields. This form only has one "address line" so the widget has been modified to combine the 'Address_Line_1' and 'Address_Line_2' elements when populating the content into the appropriate field.

Collect the G-NAF ID and GPS coordinates for an address - The example demonstrates how to collect both the G-NAF ID and GPS coordinated, and then save into form fields.

Canadian checkout demo - Shows a simple checkout page, configured for capturing a Canadian address. The autocomplete widget provides the search capability and the selected address elements are populated into the relevant form fields.