Search Input
The SearchInput component is used to search for page content. It can be placed within the page content.
| Note | 
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| This component is supported since Tizen 2.4. | 
| It was renamed from SearchBar component of Tizen 2.3. | 
 
Table of Contents
Default Selectors
By default, all <input> elements with the type="search" or class="ui-search-input" attribute are displayed as search input.
Manual Constructor
To manually create a SearchInput component, use the component constructor from the tau namespace.
HTML code:
<input type="search" id="search-test"/>
JS code:
var searchEl = document.getElementById("search-test"),
    searchWidget = tau.widget.SearchInput(searchEl);
Methods
To call a method on the component, please refer the following:
var searchInputElement = document.getElementById('search-test'),
    searchInput = tau.widget.SearcnInput(searchInputElement);
searchInput.methodName(methodArgument1, methodArgument2, ...);
	Summary
| Method | Description | 
|---|---|
| SearchInput disable() | Disable the SearchInput. | 
| SearchInput enable() | Enable the SearchInput. | 
- disable
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					Disable the SearchInput. SearchInput disable() The method sets the disabled attribute for the search input and changes the look of the search input to the disabled state. Return value: Type Description SearchInput Returns SearchInput. Code example: var element = document.getElementById("searchinput"), searchInputWidget = tau.widget.SearchInput(element); searchInputWidget.disable();
- enable
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					Enable the SearchInput. SearchInput enable() The method removes the disabled attribute from the search input and changes the look of the search input to the enabled state. Return value: Type Description SearchInput Returns SearchInput. Code example: var element = document.getElementById("searchinput"), searchInputWidget = tau.widget.SearchInput(element); searchInputWidget.enable();