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  • Optgroups are now supported in selects. N-level deep nesting of results is supported when attached to input[type=hidden], see the new children property described in the docs.
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The Basics

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Example Code

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Multi-Value Select Boxes

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Multi-Value Select Boxes

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Minimum Input

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Select2 supports a minimum input setting which is useful for large remote datasets where short search terms are not very useful:

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+    <option value="0" data-foo="bar">option one</option>
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-                    return "<img class='flag' src='images/flags/" + state.id.toLowerCase() + ".png' alt='" + originalOption.data('foo') + "' />" + state.text;
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+    return "<img class='flag' src='images/flags/" + state.id.toLowerCase() + ".png' alt='" + originalOption.data('foo') + "' />" + state.text;
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Loading Data

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Maximum Selection Size

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Maximum Selection Size

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Loading Array Data

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Select2 provides some shortcuts that make it easy to access local data stored in an array instead of having to write a query function mentioned in the example above.

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+            the query function given to Select2 must take advantage of it. The following example demonstrates
+            how this can be set up. Search for some keyword and then scroll the result list to the end to
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+        The minimum number of results that must be initially (after opening the dropdown for the first time)
+        populated in order to keep the search field. This
+        is useful for cases where local data is used with just a few results, in which case the search box
+        is not very useful and wastes screen space.
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+    
      Note that because browsers assume the first option element
+        is selected in non-multi-value select boxes an empty first option element must be provided (<option></option>)
+        for the placeholder to work.
+    
      
+
      separatorstring
+    
      
+        Separator character or string used to delimit ids in value attribute of the multi-valued selects.
+        The default delimiter is the , character.
+    
      
+
      allowClearboolean
+        
      
+            Whether or not a clear button is displayed when the select box has a selection. The
+            button,
+            when clicked, resets the value of the select box back to the placeholder, thus this option is
+            only
+            available when the placeholder is specified.
+        
      
+        
      This option only works when the placeholder is specified
      
+        
      When attached to a select an option with an empty value must be provided.
+            This is the option that will be selected when the button is pressed since a select box requires
+            at least one selection option.
      
+        
      
+            Also, note that this option only works with
+            non-multi-value based selects because multi-value selects always provide such a button for every
+            selected option.
+        
      
+    
      multipleboolean
+        
      
+            Whether or not Select2 allows selection of multiple values.
+        
      
+        
      When Select2 is attached to a select element this value will be ignored and select's
+            multiple attribute will be used instead.
+        
      
+    
      closeOnSelectboolean
+        
      
+            If set to true the dropdown is not closed after a selection is made, allowing for rapid selection of multiple items. By default this option is disabled.
+        
      
 
-                    
      
-                        Only applies when configured in multi-select mode.
-                    
      
-                
      idfunction
-                   Function used to get the id from the choice object or a string representing the key under which the id is stored.
-                   
      id(object)
      
-                   
-                       
-                       
-                       
-                   
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectA choice object
      <returns>stringthe id of the object
      
-                   The default implementation expects the object to have a id property that is returned.
-            
      matcherfunction
-                Used to determine whether or not the search term matches an option when a built-in query function is used.
-                The built in query function is used when Select2 is attached to a select, or the local or tags helpers are used.
-                
      matcher(term, text, option)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                        
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringsearch term
      textstringtext of the option being matched
      optionjquery objectthe option element we are trying to match. Only given when attached to select.
-                            Can be used to match against custom attributes on the option tag in addition to matching on the option's text.
      <returns>booleantrue if search term matches the text, or false otherwise
      
-                The default implementation is case insensitive and matches anywhere in ther term:
-                function(term, text) { return text.toUpperCase().indexOf(term.toUpperCase())>=0; }
-            
      formatSelectionfunction
-                Function used to render the current selection.
-                
      formatSelection(object, container)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectThe selected result object returned from the query function
      containerjQuery objectjQuery wrapper of the node to which the selection should be appended
      <returns>string (optional)Html string, a DOM element, or a jQuery object that renders the selection
      
-                
      The default implementation expects the object to have a text property that is returned.
      
-                
      The implementation may choose to append elements directly to the provided container object, or return a single value and have it automatically appended
      
-                

      
-                
      
-                When attached to a select the original <option> (or <optgroup>) element is accessible inside the specified function through the property item.element:
+        
      
+            Only applies when configured in multi-select mode.
+        
      
+    
      openOnEnterboolean
+        
      
+            If set to true the dropdown is opened when the user presses the enter key and Select2 is closed. By default this option is enabled.
+        
      
+    
      idfunction
+    Function used to get the id from the choice object or a string representing the key under which the id is stored.
+    
      id(object)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectA choice object
      <returns>stringthe id of the object
      
+    The default implementation expects the object to have a id property that is returned.
+
      matcherfunction
+    Used to determine whether or not the search term matches an option when a built-in query function is used.
+    The built in query function is used when Select2 is attached to a select, or the local or tags helpers are used.
+    
      matcher(term, text, option)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+        
+            
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringsearch term
      textstringtext of the option being matched
      optionjquery objectthe option element we are trying to match. Only given when attached to select.
+                Can be used to match against custom attributes on the option tag in addition to matching on the option's text.
      <returns>booleantrue if search term matches the text, or false otherwise
      
+    The default implementation is case insensitive and matches anywhere in ther term:
+    function(term, text) { return text.toUpperCase().indexOf(term.toUpperCase())>=0; }
+
      formatSelectionfunction
+    Function used to render the current selection.
+    
      formatSelection(object, container)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectThe selected result object returned from the query function
      containerjQuery objectjQuery wrapper of the node to which the selection should be appended
      <returns>string (optional)Html string, a DOM element, or a jQuery object that renders the selection
      
+    
      The default implementation expects the object to have a text property that is returned.
      
+    
      The implementation may choose to append elements directly to the provided container object, or return a single value and have it automatically appended
      
+    

      
+    
      
+        When attached to a select the original <option> (or <optgroup>) element is accessible inside the specified function through the property item.element:
                 
                           format(item) {
                         var originalOption = item.element;
                         return item.text
                     }
                 
      
-                
      
-            
      formatResultfunction
-                Function used to render a result that the user can select.
-                
      formatResult(object, container, query)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectOne of the result objects returned from the query function
      containerjQuery objectjQuery wrapper of the node that should contain the representation of the result
      queryobjectThe query object used to request this set of results
      <returns>string (optional)Html string, a DOM element, or a jQuery object that represents the result
      
-                
      The default implementation expects the object to have a text property that is returned.
      
-                
      The implementation may choose to append elements directly to the provided container object, or return a single value and have it automatically appended
      
-                

      
-                
      
-                When attached to a select the original <option> (or <optgroup>) element is accessible inside the specified function through the property item.element:
+    
      
+
      formatResultfunction
+    Function used to render a result that the user can select.
+    
      formatResult(object, container, query)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectOne of the result objects returned from the query function
      containerjQuery objectjQuery wrapper of the node that should contain the representation of the result
      queryobjectThe query object used to request this set of results
      <returns>string (optional)Html string, a DOM element, or a jQuery object that represents the result
      
+    
      The default implementation expects the object to have a text property that is returned.
      
+    
      The implementation may choose to append elements directly to the provided container object, or return a single value and have it automatically appended
      
+    

      
+    
      
+        When attached to a select the original <option> (or <optgroup>) element is accessible inside the specified function through the property item.element:
                 
                           format(item) {
                         var originalOption = item.element;
                         return item.text
                     }
                 
      
-                
      
-            
      formatNoMatchesfunction
-                Function used to render the "No matches" message
-                
      formatNoMatches(term)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch string entered by user
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
-            
      formatInputTooShortfunction
-                Function used to render the "Search input too short" message
-                
      formatInputTooShort(term, minLength)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch string entered by user
      minLengthintMinimum required term length
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
-            
      formatSelectionTooBigfunction
-                Function used to render the "You cannot select any more choices" message
-                
      formatSelectionTooBig(maxSize)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      maxSizestringThe maximum specified size of the selection
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
-            
      createSearchChoicefunction
-                Creates a new selectable choice from user's search term. Allows creation of choices not available via the query
-                function. Useful when the user can create choices on the fly, eg for the 'tagging' usecase.
-                
      createSearchChoice(term)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch string entered by user
      <returns>object (optional)Object representing the new choice.
-                        Must at least contain an id attribute.
      
-                If the function returns undefined or null no choice will be created. If a new
-                choice is created it is displayed first in the selection list so that user may select it by simply pressing
-                enter.
+    
      
+
      formatResultCssClassfunction
+    Function used to add css classes to result elements
+    
      formatResultCssClass(object)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      objectobjectOne of the result objects returned from the query function
      <returns>string (optional)String containing css class names separated by a space
      
+    
      By default when attached to a select css classes from options will be automatically copied
      
+
      formatNoMatchesfunction
+    Function used to render the "No matches" message
+    
      formatNoMatches(term)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch string entered by user
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
+
      formatSearchingfunction
+    Function used to render the "Searching..." message that is displayed while
+    search is in progress
+    
      formatSearching()
      
+    
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
+
      formatInputTooShortfunction
+    Function used to render the "Search input too short" message
+    
      formatInputTooShort(term, minLength)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch string entered by user
      minLengthintMinimum required term length
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
+
      formatSelectionTooBigfunction
+    Function used to render the "You cannot select any more choices" message
+    
      formatSelectionTooBig(maxSize)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      maxSizestringThe maximum specified size of the selection
      <returns>stringMessage html
      
+
      createSearchChoicefunction
+    Creates a new selectable choice from user's search term. Allows creation of choices not available via the query
+    function. Useful when the user can create choices on the fly, eg for the 'tagging' usecase.
+    
      createSearchChoice(term)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch string entered by user
      <returns>object (optional)Object representing the new choice.
+            Must at least contain an id attribute.
      
+    If the function returns undefined or null no choice will be created. If a new
+    choice is created it is displayed first in the selection list so that user may select it by simply pressing
+    enter.
 
-                
      When used in combination with input[type=hidden] tag care
-                must be taken to sanitize the id attribute of the choice object, especially stripping
-                , as it is used as a value separator
      
-            
      initSelectionfunction
-                Called when Select2 is created to allow the user to initialize the selection based on the value of the
-                element select2 is attached to.
-                
      
-                Essentially this is an id->object mapping function.
-                
      
-                
      initSelection(element, callback)
      
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      elementjQuery arrayelement Select2 is attached to
      callbackfunctioncallback function that should be called with the data which is either an object in case of a single select or an array of objects in case of multi-select
      
-                
      This function will only be called when there is initial input to be processed.
      
-                Here is an example implementation used for tags. Tags are the simplest form of data where the id is also
-                the text:
+    
      When used in combination with input[type=hidden] tag care
+        must be taken to sanitize the id attribute of the choice object, especially stripping
+        , as it is used as a value separator
      
+
      initSelectionfunction
+    Called when Select2 is created to allow the user to initialize the selection based on the value of the
+    element select2 is attached to.
+    
      
+        Essentially this is an id->object mapping function.
+    
      
+    
      initSelection(element, callback)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      elementjQuery arrayelement Select2 is attached to
      callbackfunctioncallback function that should be called with the data which is either an object in case of a single select or an array of objects in case of multi-select
      
+    
      This function will only be called when there is initial input to be processed.
      
+    Here is an example implementation used for tags. Tags are the simplest form of data where the id is also
+    the text:
 
       $("#tags").select2({
     initSelection : function (element, callback) {
@@ -1054,31 +1117,61 @@ $("#tags").select2({
     }
 });
 
      
-            
      queryfunction
-                    Function used to query results for the search term.
-                    
      query(options)
      
+
      tokenizerfunction
+    A tokenizer function can process the input typed into the search field after every keystroke and extract
+    and select choices. This is useful, for example, in tagging scenarios where the user can create tags quickly
+    by separating them with a comma or a space instead of pressing enter.
+    
      Tokenizer only applies to multi-selects
      
+    
      tokenizer(input, selection, selectCallback, opts)
      
+    
+        
+        
+        
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      inputstringThe text entered into the search field so far
      selectionarrayArray of objects representing the current selection.
+            Useful if tokenizer needs to filter out duplicates.
      selectCallbackfunctionCallback that can be used to add objects to the selection
      optsobjectOptions with which Select2 was initialized. Useful if tokenizer needs to access some properties in the options.
      <returns>string (optional)Returns the string to which the input of
+            the search field should be set to. Usually this is the remainder, of any, of the string after
+            the tokens have been stripped. If undefined or null is returned the
+            input of the search field is unchanged.
      
+
+    The default tokenizer will only be used if the tokenSeparators and createSearchChoice
+    options are specified. The default tokenizer will split the string using any separator in tokenSeparators
+    and will create and select choice objects using createSearhChoice option. It will also
+    ignore duplicates, silently swallowing those tokens.
+
      tokenSeparatorsarray
+    An array of strings that define token separators for the default tokenizer
+    function. By default, this option is set to an empty array which means tokenization using the default
+    tokenizer is disabled. Usually it is sensible to set this option to a value similar to [',', ' ']
+
      queryfunction
+        Function used to query results for the search term.
+        
      query(options)
      
+        
+            
+            
+            
+            
+            
+                
+        
      ParameterTypeDescription
      options.termstringSearch string entered by user
      options.pageint1-based page number tracked by Select2 for use with infinite scrolling of results
      options.contextobjectAn object that persists across the lifecycle of queries for the same search term (the query to retrieve the initial results, and subsequent queries to retrieve more result pages for the same search term). When this function is first called for a new search term this object will be null. The user may choose to set any object in the results.context field - this object will then be used as the context parameter for all calls to the query method that will load more search results for the initial search term. The object will be reset back to null when a new search term is queried. This feature is useful when a page number is not easily mapped against the server side paging mechanism. For example, some server side paging mechanism may return a "continuation token" that needs to be passed back to them in order to retrieve the next page of search results.
      options.callbackfunctionCallback function that should be called with the result object. The result object:
                     
-                        
-                        
-                        
-                        
-                            
+                        
+                        
+                        
      
                         
      ParameterTypeDescription
      options.termstringSearch string entered by user
      options.pageint1-based page number tracked by Select2 for use with infinite scrolling of results
      options.contextobjectAn object that persists across the lifecycle of queries for the same search term (the query to retrieve the initial results, and subsequent queries to retrieve more result pages for the same search term). When this function is first called for a new search term this object will be null. The user may choose to set any object in the results.context field - this object will then be used as the context parameter for all calls to the query method that will load more search results for the initial search term. The object will be reset back to null when a new search term is queried. This feature is useful when a page number is not easily mapped against the server side paging mechanism. For example, some server side paging mechanism may return a "continuation token" that needs to be passed back to them in order to retrieve the next page of search results.
      options.callbackfunctionCallback function that should be called with the result object. The result object:
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      result.results[object]Array of result objects. The default renderers expect objects with id and text keys. The id attribute is required, even if custom renderers are used. The object may also contain a childrenkey if hierarchical data is displayed.
      result.morebooleantrueif more results are available for the current search term
      results.contextobjectA user-defined object that should be made available as the context parameter to the query function on subsequent queries to load more result pages for the same search term. See the description of options.context parameter.
      
-                            
      result.results[object]Array of result objects. The default renderers expect objects with id and text keys. The id attribute is required, even if custom renderers are used. The object may also contain a childrenkey if hierarchical data is displayed.
      result.morebooleantrueif more results are available for the current search term
      results.contextobjectA user-defined object that should be made available as the context parameter to the query function on subsequent queries to load more result pages for the same search term. See the description of options.context parameter.
      
                     
      
-                    
      In order for this function to work Select2 should be attached to a input type='hidden' tag instead of a select.
      
-                    
      
-                        
      Example Data
      
+                
      
+        
      In order for this function to work Select2 should be attached to a input type='hidden' tag instead of a select.
      
+        
      
+        
      Example Data
      
                         
       {
      more: false,
@@ -1088,9 +1181,9 @@ $("#tags").select2({
      ]
 }
                         
      
-                    
      
-                    
      
-                        
      Example Hierarchical Data
      
+        
      
+        
      
+        
      Example Hierarchical Data
      
                         
       {
     more: false,
@@ -1105,185 +1198,185 @@ $("#tags").select2({
     ]
 }
                         
      
-                    
      
-                
      ajaxobject
+    Options for the built in ajax query function. This object acts as a shortcut for having to manually write a function that performs ajax requests. The built-in function supports more advanced features such as throttling and dropping out-of-order responses.
+
+    
+        
+        
+        
+        
+        
+        
+        
+    
      ParameterTypeDescription
      transportfunctionFunction that will be used to perform the ajax request. Must be parameter-compatible with $.ajax. Defaults to $.ajax if not specified.
+            Allows the use of various ajax wrapper libraries such as: AjaxManager. 
      urlstringAjax url
      dataTypestringData type for the request. ajax, jsonp, other formats supported by jquery
      quietMillisintNumber of milliseconds to wait for the user to stop typing before issuing the ajax request
      datafunction
+            Function to generate query parameters for the ajax request.
+            
      data(term, page)
      
+            
+                
+                
+                
+                
+                
+            
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch term
      pageint1-based page number tracked by Select2 for use with infinite scrolling of results
      contextobjectSee options.context parameter to the query function above.
      <returns>objectObject containing url paramters
      
+        
      resultsfunction
+            Function used to build the query results object from the ajax response
+            
      results(data, page)
      
+            
+                
+                
+                
+                
+                
+            
      ParameterTypeDescription
      dataobjectRetrieved data
      pageintPage number that was passed into the data function above
      contextobjectSee options.context parameter to the query function above.
      <returns>objectResults object. See "options.callback" in the "query" function for format.
      
+        
      
+    
      In order for this function to work Select2 should be attached to a input type='hidden' tag instead of a select.
      
+
      dataarray/object
+    Options for the built in query function that works with arrays.
+    
      If this element contains an array, each element in the array must contain id and text keys
      
+    
      Alternatively, this element can be specified as an object in which results key must contain the data as an array and a text key can either be the name of the key in data items that contains text or a function that retrieves the text given a data element from the array
      
+
      tagsarray/function
+    Puts Select2 into 'tagging'mode where the user can add new choices and pre-existing tags are provided via
+    this options attribute which is either an array or a function that returns an
+    array of objects or strings. If strings are used instead of objects
+    they will be converted into an object that has an id and text attribute equal
+    to the value of the string.
+
      containerCssfunction/object
+    Inline css that will be added to select2's container. Either an object containing css property/value key pairs or a function that returns such an object.
+
      containerCssClassfunction/string
+    Css class that will be added to select2's container tag
+
      dropdownCssfunction/object
+    Inline css that will be added to select2's dropdown container. Either an object containing css property/value key pairs or a function that returns such an object.
+
      dropdownCssClassfunction/string
+    Css class that will be added to select2's dropdown container
+
      
+
+
      
+    
      val
      
+
      
+
      Gets or sets the selection. If the value parameter is not specified, the id attribute of the currently selected element is returned. If the value parameter is specified it will become the current selection.
      
+
+    
+        
+    
+    
+
      ParameterTypeDescription
      value (optional)object
+
+        
+            
+                
+            
+            
+                
+                
+                
+            
+            
+                
+                
+                
-            
-            
-            
-            
-            
-            
-            
      Single-ValuedMulti-Valued
      Attached to selectValue of the value attribute of the option that should be selectedArray of the value attributes of the options that should be selected. null for empty.
      Attached to input[type=hidden]Id of the object that should be selected. "" to clear. Can only be used if initSelection() was specified.An array of objects ids that should be selected. "" to clear. Can only be used if initSelection() was specified.
             
      ajaxobject
-                Options for the built in ajax query function. This object acts as a shortcut for having to manually write a function that performs ajax requests. The built-in function supports more advanced features such as throttling and dropping out-of-order responses.
 
-                
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                    
-                
      ParameterTypeDescription
      transportfunctionFunction that will be used to perform the ajax request. Must be parameter-compatible with $.ajax. Defaults to $.ajax if not specified.
-                        Allows the use of various ajax wrapper libraries such as: AjaxManager. 
      urlstringAjax url
      dataTypestringData type for the request. ajax, jsonp, other formats supported by jquery
      quietMillisintNumber of milliseconds to wait for the user to stop typing before issuing the ajax request
      datafunction
-                        Function to generate query parameters for the ajax request.
-                        
      data(term, page)
      
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                            
-                            
-                            
-                        
      ParameterTypeDescription
      termstringSearch term
      pageint1-based page number tracked by Select2 for use with infinite scrolling of results
      contextobjectSee options.context parameter to the query function above.
      <returns>objectObject containing url paramters
      
-                    
      resultsfunction
-                        Function used to build the query results object from the ajax response
-                        
      results(data, page)
      
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                            
-                            
-                            
-                        
      ParameterTypeDescription
      dataobjectRetrieved data
      pageintPage number that was passed into the data function above
      contextobjectSee options.context parameter to the query function above.
      <returns>objectResults object. See "options.callback" in the "query" function for format.
      
-                    
      
-                
      In order for this function to work Select2 should be attached to a input type='hidden' tag instead of a select.
      
-            
      dataarray/object
-                Options for the built in query function that works with arrays.
-                
      If this element contains an array, each element in the array must contain id and text keys
      
-                
      Alternatively, this element can be specified as an object in which results key must contain the data as an array and a text key can either be the name of the key in data items that contains text or a function that retrieves the text given a data element from the array
      
-            
      tagsarray/function
-                Puts Select2 into 'tagging'mode where the user can add new choices and pre-existing tags are provided via
-                this options attribute which is either an array or a function that returns an
-                array of objects or strings. If strings are used instead of objects
-                they will be converted into an object that has an id and text attribute equal
-                to the value of the string.
-            
      containerCssfunction/object
-                Inline css that will be added to select2's container. Either an object containing css property/value key pairs or a function that returns such an object.
-            
      containerCssClassfunction/string
-                Css class that will be added to select2's container tag
-            
      dropdownCssfunction/object
-                Inline css that will be added to select2's dropdown container. Either an object containing css property/value key pairs or a function that returns such an object.
-            
      dropdownCssClassfunction/string
-                Css class that will be added to select2's dropdown container
-            
      
         
      
+    
      
+
      val method invoked on a single-select with an unset value will return "", while a val method invoked on an empty multi-select will return []
      
 
-      
      
-          
      val
      
-      
      
-      
      Gets or sets the selection. If the value parameter is not specified, the id attribute of the currently selected element is returned. If the value parameter is specified it will become the current selection.
      
-      
-          
-              
-          
-          
-      
      ParameterTypeDescription
      value (optional)object
+Example: 
      alert("Selected value is: "+$("#e8").select2("val")); $("#e8").select2("val", {id:"CA", text:"Califoria"});
      
 
-              
-                    
-                        
-                    
-                    
-                        
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      Single-ValuedMulti-Valued
      Attached to selectValue of the value attribute of the option that should be selectedArray of the value attributes of the options that should be selected. null for empty.
      Attached to input[type=hidden]Id of the object that should be selected. "" to clear. Can only be used if initSelection() was specified.An array of objects ids that should be selected. "" to clear. Can only be used if initSelection() was specified.
      
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      val method invoked on a single-select with an unset value will return "", while a val method invoked on an empty multi-select will return []
      
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-        Example: 
      alert("Selected value is: "+$("#e8").select2("val")); $("#e8").select2("val", {id:"CA", text:"Califoria"});
      
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      data
      
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      Gets or sets the selection. Analogous to val method, but works with objects instead of ids.
      
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      data method invoked on a single-select with an unset value will return null, while a data method invoked on an empty multi-select will return []
      
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      data
      
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      Gets or sets the selection. Analogous to val method, but works with objects instead of ids.
      
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      data method invoked on a single-select with an unset value will return null, while a data method invoked on an empty multi-select will return []
      
 
 
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      destroy
      
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      Reverts changes to DOM done by Select2. Any selection done via Select2 will be preserved.
      
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      destroy
      
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      Reverts changes to DOM done by Select2. Any selection done via Select2 will be preserved.
      
 
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      open
      
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      Opens the dropdown
      
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      close
      
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      Closes the dropdown
      
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      disable
      
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      Disables Select2. During this mode the user is not allowed to manipulate the selection.
      
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      enable
      
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      Enables Select2.
      
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      open
      
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      Opens the dropdown
      
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      close
      
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      Closes the dropdown
      
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      disable
      
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      Disables Select2. During this mode the user is not allowed to manipulate the selection.
      
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      enable
      
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      Enables Select2.
      
 
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      container
      
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      Retrieves the main container element that wraps all of DOM added by Select2
+    Example: console.log($("#tags").select2("container"));
      
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      onSortStart
      
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      Notifies Select2 that a drag and drop sorting operation has started. Select2 will hide all non-selection list items such as the search container, etc.
+    Example: $("#tags").select2("onSortStart");
      
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      onSortEnd
      
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      Notifies Select2 that a drag and drop sorting operation has finished. Select2 will re-display any elements previously hidden and update the selection of the element it is attached to.
+    Example: $("#tags").select2("onSortEnd");
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      Events
      
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      change
      
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      Fired when selection is changed.
      
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      This event is not fired when the selection is changed using Select2's val() method.
      
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      The event object contains the following custom properties:
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      val
      the current selection (taking into account the result of the change) - id or array of ids
      
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      added
      the added element, if any - the full element object, not just the id
      
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      removed
      the removed element, if any - the full element object, not just the id
      
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      Retrieves the main container element that wraps all of DOM added by Select2
-        Example: console.log($("#tags").select2("container"));
      
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      open
      
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      Fired when the dropdown is shown.
      
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      The event listener can prevent the opening by calling preventDefault() on the supplied event object.
      
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      Notifies Select2 that a drag and drop sorting operation has started. Select2 will hide all non-selection list items such as the search container, etc.
-        Example: $("#tags").select2("onSortStart");
      
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      Notifies Select2 that a drag and drop sorting operation has finished. Select2 will re-display any elements previously hidden and update the selection of the element it is attached to.
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      change
      
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      Fired when selection is changed.
      
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      the current selection (taking into account the result of the change) - id or array of ids
      
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      added
      the added element, if any - the full element object, not just the id
      
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      removed
      the removed element, if any - the full element object, not just the id
      
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      open
      
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      Fired when the dropdown is shown.
      
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      The event listener can prevent the opening by calling preventDefault() on the supplied event object.
      
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      Configuring Defaults
      
-            Select2 exposes its default options via the $.fn.select2.defaults object. Properties changed in this object (same properties configurable through the constructor) will take effect for every instance created after the change
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      Configuring Defaults
      
+        Select2 exposes its default options via the $.fn.select2.defaults object. Properties changed in this object (same properties configurable through the constructor) will take effect for every instance created after the change
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