Pure AngularJS directive which creates a dropdown button with multiple or single selections. Doesn't require jQuery and works well with other Javascript libraries. Fully configurable through element attributes and CSS.
Go to http://isteven.github.io/angular-multi-select
2.0.2
See CHANGELOG.md
- Search in the issue section first. Somebody might have reported the same bug and/or asked similar question. If there's none, then please create a new issue.
- Try to reproduce the problem in JSFiddle or Plunker (or any other online JS collaboration tool), and include the URL in the issue you are creating.
- This directive is a practical solution, not a performance champion. It will not win any code efficiency competition.
- As for the moment, developments are on going, so I am not accepting pull requests. I will choose & add them manually instead.
- If you like / use this directive in your awesome projects, star this repo. It's a huge motivation for me. Would also love to hear from you if you use it in an open source project. Thanks!
Released under the MIT license:
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Copyright (c) 2014 Ignatius Steven (https://github.com/isteven)
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