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ParameterTypeDescription
minimumInputLengthintNumber of characters necessary to start a search
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objectobjectA choice object
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termstringsearch term
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objectobjectThe selected result object returned from the query function
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objectobjectOne of the result objects returned from the query function
<returns>stringHtml that represents the result

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termstringSearch string entered by user
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result.varsobjectA user-defined object that will be passed into the next invocation of query if more results need to be loaded
result.morebooleantrueif more results are available for the current search term

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urlstringAjax url
dataTypestringtData type for the request. ajax, jsonp, other formats supported by jquery
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value (optional)objectResult object for the new selection, or the id attribute of a loaded result object

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