4.4.1.3.  Full-text search: Automatic phrase completions

While typing into the field Full-text search a list field is automatically opened and proposals are offered which can complete the search term.

Example: When "cd" is entered several cylinder designations such as "CDN" or "CDVI" are offered for example.

Example: When "cd" is entered several cylinder designations such as "CDN" or "CDVI" are offered for example.

With the tab key you can overtake a selected term from the list, with the return key you can overtake a selected term and a search is directly executed.

The displayed proposals also depend on the selection under Search in.

Current selection (- Industry Standards -): When "wall" is entered proposals are displayed.

Current selection (- Industry Standards -): When "wall" is entered proposals are displayed.

Current selection (AMF) - When "wall" is entered no proposals are displayed. Thereby you receive the information that you won't get any results with this search term.

Current selection (AMF) - When "wall" is entered no proposals are displayed. Thereby you receive the information that you won't get any results with this search term.

[Note]Note

The display of proposals does not automatically mean that a combination of terms really leads to hits, but instead that each single term exists.

Example: "Hexagon head bolt with nipple" will not lead to any hits.

Example: "Hexagon head bolt with nipple" will not lead to any hits.