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• sandy Posts: 913Questions: 0Answers: 236

  November 2021

  Hi @fiji885 ,

  You are going to have to modify the searchBuilder.conditions[type][cond].init function to make sure that it always adds in all of the values that you are after. The default init function for select elements can be found here. You would copy the code from there, and set it in your SearchBuilder initialisation with whatever changes you required to add the other options.

  It would also be worth looking at this page for pointers.

  Thanks,
  Sandy
• ECEGROUPE Posts: 77Questions: 28Answers: 1

  March 2022 edited March 2022

  Hi @fiji885 ,

  I'm interested about this subject because i have almost the same problem... Have you find a solution and can you share it pls ?

  Thank you in advance
• ECEGROUPE Posts: 77Questions: 28Answers: 1

  March 2022

  Or maybe @Sandy can you please give us a code exemple on how to add one more options to the dropdown menu pls ?

  Thx
• sandy Posts: 913Questions: 0Answers: 236

  March 2022

  Hi @ECEGROUPE ,

  Take a look a this example. There are a few changes required to the function I linked above as it is in typescript. The main addition to get this working is

  /*****************************************************************************************/
  addOption("AlwaysPresent", "AlwaysPresent")
  /*****************************************************************************************/
  

  Hope this helps,
  Sandy