Can anyone point out what I’m doing wrong here? I can’t find anything in the docs explaining exactly how to set this up.
I figured it out. You have to group your data from the “SectionHeader” element, not in the base search operation in the “SectionList” element.
yep! Quick overview here 
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Hey Nick, I’m also having a serious issue with the address input type. I have my own google API set up and it works on a regular web page, but it doesn’t work when previewing mobile. I submitted a ticket, but it has been weeks and I haven’t heard anything. From another post in the forum it appears this input type should work fine. Any ideas?
You probably need to get a new mobile api key for your app. Google requires a separate maps API key for mobile platforms. This can be added in the Settings > General tab of your app
Just to clarify, this has to be a new specific API key for mobile, I can’t use the same key for all 3 key inputs? (Maps, iOS maps and Android maps)
At this point I’ve turned off all restrictions under my google console api keys, added the Maps SDK for both iOS and Android, and tried both my Client and Server API keys from the console in place of the api key inputs under the general tab.
Correct, you will need a new key for iOS and a new key for Android. Your existing keys for web should be fine
Hey Nick, I went ahead and created separate API keys for each SDK.
Implemented them in the settings page.
And am still not getting a result when I use the address input element. I’ve been waiting for weeks for support to get back to me about this.
Video is super helpful context, thanks for sharing. So I’m not exactly sure what is going on without seeing the API calls you are making… but my recommendation would be to adjust the UX a little. Normally when there is an address search going on, a sheet, modal, or new view is opened to display the results of the geographic search. Our mobile product designer Ramzi put together a demo of how he set this up in his app, Vela travel. I think a similar UX would work well in your app!
I might suggest either setting the type of the state to text so you are only passing text through, or setting the type of the parent group of the text box to address, and then having the text box read from the parent groups address so that way you are only passing address through
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Thanks for your help Nick. I finally got a working address lookup.
Amazing! This is a great highlight to how we can make this process a lot easier
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