Use with no_active_items to disable deleting with keyboard events entirely. A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen Previous character should be deleted, not last item Additional context maybe i shouldn't even be using the input type email like this (for multiple email addresses) I'll use text for now But i thought this was surprising, so i wanted to report it anyway
No backspace delete example with remove_button & no_backspace_delete awesome × neat × Tom select is a lightweight (~16kb gzipped) hybrid of a textbox and select box Tom select tom select is a dynamic, framework agnostic, and lightweight (~16kb gzipped) <select> ui control Tom select was forked from selectize.js with the goal of modernizing the code base, decoupling from jquery, and expanding functionality. Events api in the usage documentation, a few callbacks are listed that allow you to listen for certain events Callbacks aren't always ideal though
Tom select instances have a basic event emitter interface that mimics jquery, backbone.js, et al Var handler = function() { /* Available plugins caret position change listener checkbox options clear button drag 'n drop dropdown header dropdown input input autogrow no active items no backspace delete option group columns remove button restore on backspace virtual scroll Bug description when using both caret_position & clear_button plugins, removing an item using the delete key does not bring back the option Everything works as expected when removing the same item using the backspace key. Glossary settings configuration parameters passed to the tomselect constructor and accessible with the settings property of the select object options the list of objects to display
Each object must have a property with an unique value to identify the option The property name is defined by the valuefield setting Option objects must also have a property with the label to display (as tag, in. Api instances of tom select can be controlled programmatically via the methods described in this section Var control = new tomselect('#select') To address an already existing tom select control, you can get it with
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