Create a Dropdown with custom autocomplete value:
<Dropdown search autocomplete='something' />
Autocomplete value is expected to be passed down:
<div><div class='search ... >
<input autocomplete='something' ...><input/>
</div></div>
The default autocomplete value is always used and props never comes from the user code
<div><div class='search ... >
<input autocomplete='off' ...><input/>
</div></div>
0.82.5
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In fact Dropdown doesn't pass it because this prop is not related to component. You can control this with the searchInput shorthand:
<Dropdown
search
searchInput={{ autoComplete: 'on', type: 'number' }}
/>
This feature is also covered in docs, https://react.semantic-ui.com/modules/dropdown/#usage-search-input
Oh I missed that feature out. Thanks @layershifter!
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In fact
Dropdowndoesn't pass it because this prop is not related to component. You can control this with thesearchInputshorthand:This feature is also covered in docs, https://react.semantic-ui.com/modules/dropdown/#usage-search-input