I have a dropdown that works well with simple values, but I just tried using arrays as values and now the initial dropdown-entry is empty.
I have created a REPL to illustrate the problem. As you can see I have also tried using selected=...
to automatically select the first entry, but it doesn't work.
The only thing I can think of is to introduce another property to go back to simple values and then extract the array by filtering the original array, but it seems rather cumbersome. I wonder if there is another, more elegant, way that I'm missing.
Thank you in advance!
CodePudding user response:
Try this:
let currentFilter = availableFilters[0].key;
and you can remove selected={i === 0 ? 'selected' : ''}
from the option
.
See https://svelte.dev/tutorial/select-bindings
CodePudding user response:
Simply replace
let currentFilter = { key: ['filterAll'], value: "", code: 0 };
by
let currentFilter = availableFilters[0];
Even though the object has the exact same structure, it's still a different object that the one on the first position in the array. {} === {} // false
The same applies to arrays.
['filterAll'] === ['filterAll'] // false
'filterAll' === 'filterAll' // true
currentFilter
would have then this structure
{key: *bindedValue*, display: 'All Columns'}
If you want to extract the array you have to access the key when setting the initial value
let currentFilter = availableFilters[0].key;
and change the binding on the option
<select bind:value={currentFilter}>
REPL A Repl is great to have, but it would be better to include the code as well, in case the Repl might break...