<script type="text/javascript" src="selectize.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="selectize.css" />
<script>
$(function() {
$('select').selectize(options);
});
</script>
- Config / configuration: the initial settings of Selectize, given at initialization.
- Settings: the current settings of Selectize, might be updated. Accessible with the
setting
property of the Selectize object. - Options: the list of objects to display.
Each object must have a property with an unique value to identify the option; the property name is defined by the
valueField
setting. Option objects must also have a property with the label to display (as tag, in the drop down, etc.); the property name is defined by thelabelField
setting. The options can have other properties, ignored, unless referenced by other settings, likesortField
orsearchField
. - Items: the list of selected options. Or more exactly, the list of the values of the selected options.
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Setting | Description | Type | Default | ||||||||||
options |
An array of the initial options available to select; array of objects. By default this is populated from the original input element. If your element is a <select> with <option>s specified this property gets populated automatically. Setting this property is convenient if you have your data as an array and want to automatically generate the <option>s. | array |
[] |
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items |
An array of the initial selected values. By default this is populated from the original input element. | array |
[] |
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delimiter |
The string to separate items by. When typing an item in a multi-selection control allowing creation, then the delimiter, the item is added. If you paste delimiter-separated items in such control, the items are added at once. The delimiter is also used in the getValue API call on a text <input> tag to separate the multiple values. |
string |
',' |
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create |
Allows the user to create new items that aren't in the
initial list of options. This setting can be any of the
following: true , false (disabled), or a function to
process input. The function can take one of two forms:
synchronous (with signature function(input){}
or asynchronous (with signature function(input,
callback) . In the synchronous case, the function
should return an object for the options (eg,
with defaults: return { 'value': value, 'text': text
}; ). The asynchronous version should invoke the
callback with the result in the same format as the object
above (eg, callback( { 'value': value, 'text':
text}); ) |
boolean/function |
false |
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createOnBlur |
If true, when user exits the field (clicks outside of input), a new option is created and selected (if create setting is enabled).
| boolean |
false |
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createFilter |
Specifies a RegExp or a string containing a regular expression that the current search filter must match to be allowed to be created. May also be a predicate function that takes the filter text and returns whether it is allowed. | RegExp|string|function |
null |
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highlight |
Toggles match highlighting within the dropdown menu. | boolean |
true |
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persist |
If false, items created by the user will not show up as available options once they are unselected. | boolean |
true |
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openOnFocus |
Show the dropdown immediately when the control receives focus. | boolean |
true |
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maxOptions |
The max number of items to render at once in the dropdown list of options. | int |
1000 |
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maxItems |
The max number of items the user can select. 1 makes the control mono-selection, null allows an unlimited number of items. | int |
1 |
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hideSelected |
If true, the items that are currently selected will not be shown in the dropdown list of available options. | boolean |
false |
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closeAfterSelect |
If true, the dropdown will be closed after a selection is made. | boolean |
false |
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allowEmptyOption |
If true, Selectize will treat any options with a "" value like normal. This defaults to false to accomodate the common <select> practice of having the first empty option to act as a placeholder. | boolean |
false |
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scrollDuration |
The animation duration (in milliseconds) of the scroll animation triggered when going [up] and [down] in the options dropdown. | int |
60 |
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loadThrottle |
The number of milliseconds to wait before requesting options from the server or null. If null, throttling is disabled. Useful when loading options dynamically while the user types a search / filter expression. | int |
300 |
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loadingClass |
The class name added to the wrapper element while awaiting the fulfillment of load requests. | string |
'loading' |
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placeholder |
The placeholder of the control (displayed when nothing is selected / typed). Defaults to input element's placeholder, unless this one is specified. | string |
undefined |
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preload |
If true, the load function will be called upon control initialization (with an empty search). Alternatively it can be set to 'focus' to call the load function when control receives focus. |
boolean/string |
false |
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dropdownParent |
The element the dropdown menu is appended to. This should be 'body' or null . If null, the dropdown will be appended as a child of the Selectize control. |
string |
null |
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addPrecedence |
If true, the "Add..." option is the default selection in the dropdown. | boolean |
false |
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selectOnTab |
If true, the tab key will choose the currently selected item. | boolean |
false |
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diacritics |
Enable or disable international character support. | boolean |
true |
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Data / Searching | |||||||||||||
Setting | Description | Type | Default | ||||||||||
options |
See above | array |
[] |
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optgroups |
Option groups that options will be bucketed into. If your
element is a <select> with <optgroup>s this
property gets populated automatically. Make sure each object
in the array has a property named whatever
optgroupValueField is set to.
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array |
[] |
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dataAttr |
The <option> attribute from which to read JSON data about the option. | string |
'data-data' |
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valueField |
The name of the property to use as the value when an item is selected. |
string |
'value' |
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optgroupValueField |
The name of the option group property that serves as its unique identifier. | string |
'value' |
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labelField |
The name of the property to render as an option / item label (not needed when custom rendering functions are defined). | string |
'text' |
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optgroupLabelField |
The name of the property to render as an option group label (not needed when custom rendering functions are defined). | string |
'label' |
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optgroupField |
The name of the property to group items by. | string |
'optgroup' |
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disabledField |
The name of the property to disabled option and optgroup. | string |
'disabled' |
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sortField |
A single field or an array of fields to sort by. Each item in the array should be an object containing at least a Unless present, a special `$score` field will be automatically added to the beginning of the sort list. This will make results sorted primarily by match quality (descending). You can override the `$score` function. For more information, see the sifter documentation. |
string|array |
'$order' |
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searchField |
An array of property names to analyze when filtering options. | array |
['text'] |
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searchConjunction |
When searching for multiple terms (separated by space), this is the operator used. Can be 'and' or 'or' . |
string |
'and' |
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lockOptgroupOrder |
If truthy, Selectize will make all optgroups be in the same order as they were added (by the `$order` property). Otherwise, it will order based on the score of the results in each. | boolean |
false |
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copyClassesToDropdown |
Copy the original input classes to the dropdown element. | boolean |
true |
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Callbacks | |||||||||||||
Setting | Description | Type | Default | ||||||||||
load(query, callback) |
Invoked when new options should be loaded from the server. Called with the current query string and a callback function to call with the results when they are loaded (or nothing when an error arises). | function |
null |
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score(search) |
Overrides the scoring function used to sort available options. The provided function should return a function that returns a number greater than or equal to zero to represent the score of an item (the function's first argument). If 0, the option is declared not a match. The search argument is a Search object. For an example, see the "GitHub" example. |
function |
null |
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onInitialize() |
Invoked once the control is completely initialized. | function |
null |
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onFocus() |
Invoked when the control gains focus. | function |
null |
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onBlur() |
Invoked when the control loses focus. | function |
null |
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onChange(value) |
Invoked when the value of the control changes. | function |
null |
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onItemAdd(value, $item) |
Invoked when an item is selected. | function |
null |
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onItemRemove(value) |
Invoked when an item is deselected. | function |
null |
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onClear() |
Invoked when the control is manually cleared via the clear() method. | function |
null |
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onDelete(values) |
Invoked when the user attempts to delete the current selection. | function |
null |
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onOptionAdd(value, data) |
Invoked when a new option is added to the available options list. | function |
null |
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onOptionRemove(value) |
Invoked when an option is removed from the available options. | function |
null |
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onDropdownOpen($dropdown) |
Invoked when the dropdown opens. | function |
null |
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onDropdownClose($dropdown) |
Invoked when the dropdown closes. | function |
null |
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onType(str) |
Invoked when the user types while filtering options. | function |
null |
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onLoad(data) |
Invoked when new options have been loaded and added to the control (via the load option or load API method). |
function |
null |
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Rendering | |||||||||||||
render |
Custom rendering functions. Each function should accept two
arguments: data and escape and return HTML (string
or DOM element) with a single root element.
The escape argument is a function that takes a string and
escapes all special HTML characters.
This is very important to use to prevent XSS vulnerabilities.
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object |