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Support display selected values instead of "n selected" in multiple selection mode #69

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vincentcn opened this issue Jan 16, 2018 · 3 comments
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vincentcn commented Jan 16, 2018

Support display selected values instead of "n selected" in multiple selection mode

Hi,

Currently px-dropdown component display "n selected" in multiple selection mode
screen shot 2018-01-16 at 5 29 24 pm

Users have to make one click to view current selected values when px-dropdown is used as an input in a form. It is not good user experience.
Could you please help to support display selected values like this:
dropdownwithdisplayvalue

@vincentcn vincentcn changed the title Display selected values instead of "n selected" in multiple selection mode Support display selected values instead of "n selected" in multiple selection mode Jan 16, 2018
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The comma-separated list was how the functionality was originally implemented in Piotrek's pull request, but it's not scalable from a usability perspective: #32 (comment)

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A dropdown component does not have many selections in most cases. How about make it configurable, display "n selected" or comma separated list can be configured by a flag?

@arongraham-ge arongraham-ge self-assigned this Jan 1, 2019
arongraham-ge added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 4, 2019
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Make display value count a variable as described in issue #69
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@vincentcn this has been added in release v4.8.0

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