Open mactyr opened 5 years ago
Or I suppose the whole block could just collapse to:
this.renderer.setElementProperty(option, 'selected', newValue.indexOf(option.value) > -1 ? 'true' : null);
yes actually adding that fix solves the problem, hope @NejcZdovc could update this plugin
This issue seems to have been resolved in a more actively maintained fork: ng-select2
When I change the
[value]
of a select2 with the "multiple" attribute turned on, options in the new value that were not previously selected become selected, but all options that were previously selected also remain selected -- so my selection is the union of the old values and the new values, rather than just being the new values.This also means that if I pass an empty array to
[value]
, nothing changes, whereas I would expect all options to be un-selected.I believe the issue is in setElementValue(), the innermost
if
needs anelse
to turn the selected property off when the option is not contained in the new value, like so: