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I'm probably missing something but... how can I initialize tag values when initializing from existing ul list?
It seems like the widget is assuming that tag value (in hidden field) will always be the same as the tag label. In real life, tag often represents some object in a database, and I want to keep object id in the hidden field, rather then a label visible to the user (labels are ambigous, you know).
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This is indeed a large issue that needs to be addressed. There are some forks available for this but nothing I'm comfortable with pulling as-is. Unfortunately I haven't had the time to address this myself recently. I suggest you look into some of the forks in the meantime though I'd still like to get to it.
I'm probably missing something but... how can I initialize tag values when initializing from existing
list?
It seems like the widget is assuming that tag value (in hidden field) will always be the same as the tag label. In real life, tag often represents some object in a database, and I want to keep object id in the hidden field, rather then a label visible to the user (labels are ambigous, you know).
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I'm probably missing something but... how can I initialize tag values when initializing from existing ul list?
It seems like the widget is assuming that tag value (in hidden field) will always be the same as the tag label. In real life, tag often represents some object in a database, and I want to keep object id in the hidden field, rather then a label visible to the user (labels are ambigous, you know).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: