[Select] Add placeholder prop to multiselect component #2923
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giladgray
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Sep 11, 2018
| const placeholder = "look here"; | ||
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| const input = multiselect({ placeholder }).find("input"); | ||
| assert.equal((input.getDOMNode() as HTMLInputElement).placeholder, placeholder); |
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should be able to do input.prop("placeholder") but this is fine.
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Fixes #2799
Changes proposed in this pull request:
placeholderprop at the top of Multiselect component.Reviewers should focus on:
placeholderprop.Note that you can still change the placeholder as before by doing:
as well as: