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> Intuitive javascript: $('select.dropdown') .dropdown('set selected', ['meteor', 'ember']); Please no...just use React, Vue, Angular or some other sane d
by Too 10y ago
> Intuitive javascript:
$('select.dropdown')
.dropdown('set selected', ['meteor', 'ember']);
Please no...just use React, Vue, Angular or some other sane data binding framework already. Don't mix logic and presentation. Your javascript code should never know about CSS classes, and ids and preferably not DOM-states either.
- always_good 10y agoNot every project needs to use React. Sometimes you just want some quick JS for your one dropdown component that comes with the framework you're already using.