Default Mode The default mode turns your input into a multi tags input where you can filter and select multiple values from the list. We will show you how to setup these options. The add/remove events will be triggered instantly without user input as Wappler sets the value. Tagify can be used in different modes - like a multi value tags input, as a single value dropdown-like input or in mixed mode - where you can enter text and tags. Add the “Add” and/or “Remove” events and make them trigger an alert (as an example).Add the “Value” dynamic attribute and set the value to be data from a server connect.Essentially, they should not be triggered when app connect sets the value initially, just like the changed event. I haven’t tested setting the value through other methods, but I assume this also triggers the events. Set keepInvalidTags: false Enter a tag (ex: '123456') Edit the tag (double click on it) by removing all of the characters The tag is now invalid (class added. I am assuming this is not intentional because it doesn’t happen with the Wappler “changed” event, but of course, you can’t use the tagify events on that. The tag remains in an empty state, uneditable, and with its value set to what it was before the edit began. As such, whenever you load a page these actions are instantly triggered making them completely unusable if you are setting the value from a server connect. Tagify - tags input component Transforms an input field or a textarea into a Tags component, in an easy, customizable way, with great performance and small code footprint, exploded with features. When setting the value (where the data is fetched from a server connect action) of a tagify text input through the value dynamic attribute, it fires the “Add” and “Remove” dynamic events. lightweight, efficient Tags input component in Vanilla JS / React / Angular super customizable, tiny size & top performance 3k. Setting the value of a tagify text box when the page loads should not trigger the add/remove events.
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