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Having a separate Autocomplete for each text input box is a straightforward approach, and for many people it is the easiest / only way they are comfortable with the code. It is not a requirement of Autocomplete. It is possible to have clever jQuery selectors that cover several input boxes, send tokens and/or data to the php to modify the search - and thus have one php search manager, use hidden inputs to store data for use by an Autocomplete on another input, etc., etc. It all depends on your coding ability. But Autocomplete won't get in your way with limits.

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