UPDATE

I know this is a very popular version, but I have made an update for it. It has more features and is much more stable.

You can always find the latest NMultiSelect version here:

https://ndesoft.dk/category/web/js/nmultiselect-js/

OK,

I know, I’m just throwing new versions out, but what else to do? When you guys ask me for a new feature, shouldn’t I just make it?

Well, this version is a minor update, with a new feature requested from bas, (https://ndesoft.dk/2011/04/26/nmultiselect-v-1-5-1/#comment-280):

Selection limits

What it is, is just a new option to add to the instantation object.

It looks like this:

settings = {
                Name: <span class="str">"NMultiSelect_"</span> + $.NMultiSelect.Instances,
                Move: <span class="kwrd">true</span>,
                FilterText: <span class="str">"filter"</span>,
                AvailableText: <span class="str">"Available items:"</span>,
                SelectedText: <span class="str">"Selected items:"</span>,
                Height: 150,
                Width: 150,
                FadeSpeed: <span class="str">"fast"</span>,
                TitleTag: <span class="str">"h2"</span>,
                Title: <span class="kwrd">null</span>,
                SelectionLimit: -1 <span class="rem">// -1 unlimited selections.</span>
            },

It can be any integral value from –1 to, well infinity (and beyond 🙂 ).

When set to –1, the user can select an infinite amount of items, when 0 the user can’t select anything, when 10, the user can select 10 items and so on.

Now you are wondering, why 1.5.2, instead of 1.5.1.1 (or whatever)? Well I have made a few optimizations to the code, moved some things around a bit and changed som names and so on, so it’s 1.5.2.

Download and live examples

A live example of the 1.5.2 release of the NMultiSelect, can be found here.

You can download the NMultiSelect 1.5.2 release here.