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I would like to design my field exactly like this one.



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    Example



    I would like to design my field exactly like this one.



    I have everything up and running like this code snippet:



    But I want these little crosses to remove selections :)



    Thanks!






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      Example



      I would like to design my field exactly like this one.



      I have everything up and running like this code snippet:



      But I want these little crosses to remove selections :)



      Thanks!






      javascript jquery html







      share|improve this question
















      Example



      I would like to design my field exactly like this one.



      I have everything up and running like this code snippet:



      But I want these little crosses to remove selections :)



      Thanks!






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          Perhaps you could make use of chosen. Fiddle demo
          Or perhaps you like this one better.
          So plenty of plugins available that do what you describe.



          $('.chosen-select').chosen({}).change( function(obj, result) {
          
    console.debug("changed: %o", arguments);
          

          
    console.log("selected: " + result.selected);
          
});


          Completely different question added in comment, how to populate a select in php.
          Take the jsfiddle above, and instead of <option value="United States">United States</option> you will: echo "<option value='$value'>$name</option>"; in your foreach loop. Prior to the foreach loop you add the:



          <select data-placeholder="Choose a Country..." class="chosen-select" multiple style="width:350px;" tabindex="4">
          
            <option value=""></option>


          and after your foreach loop you get: </select>






          share|improve this answer


























          • I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

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            Nov 15 '18 at 10:56













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          Perhaps you could make use of chosen. Fiddle demo
          Or perhaps you like this one better.
          So plenty of plugins available that do what you describe.



          $('.chosen-select').chosen({}).change( function(obj, result) {
          
    console.debug("changed: %o", arguments);
          

          
    console.log("selected: " + result.selected);
          
});


          Completely different question added in comment, how to populate a select in php.
          Take the jsfiddle above, and instead of <option value="United States">United States</option> you will: echo "<option value='$value'>$name</option>"; in your foreach loop. Prior to the foreach loop you add the:



          <select data-placeholder="Choose a Country..." class="chosen-select" multiple style="width:350px;" tabindex="4">
          
            <option value=""></option>


          and after your foreach loop you get: </select>






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          • I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

            – ekien
            Nov 15 '18 at 10:56


















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          Perhaps you could make use of chosen. Fiddle demo
          Or perhaps you like this one better.
          So plenty of plugins available that do what you describe.



          $('.chosen-select').chosen({}).change( function(obj, result) {
          
    console.debug("changed: %o", arguments);
          

          
    console.log("selected: " + result.selected);
          
});


          Completely different question added in comment, how to populate a select in php.
          Take the jsfiddle above, and instead of <option value="United States">United States</option> you will: echo "<option value='$value'>$name</option>"; in your foreach loop. Prior to the foreach loop you add the:



          <select data-placeholder="Choose a Country..." class="chosen-select" multiple style="width:350px;" tabindex="4">
          
            <option value=""></option>


          and after your foreach loop you get: </select>






          share|improve this answer


























          • I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

            – ekien
            Nov 15 '18 at 10:56
















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          Perhaps you could make use of chosen. Fiddle demo
          Or perhaps you like this one better.
          So plenty of plugins available that do what you describe.



          $('.chosen-select').chosen({}).change( function(obj, result) {
          
    console.debug("changed: %o", arguments);
          

          
    console.log("selected: " + result.selected);
          
});


          Completely different question added in comment, how to populate a select in php.
          Take the jsfiddle above, and instead of <option value="United States">United States</option> you will: echo "<option value='$value'>$name</option>"; in your foreach loop. Prior to the foreach loop you add the:



          <select data-placeholder="Choose a Country..." class="chosen-select" multiple style="width:350px;" tabindex="4">
          
            <option value=""></option>


          and after your foreach loop you get: </select>






          share|improve this answer















          Perhaps you could make use of chosen. Fiddle demo
          Or perhaps you like this one better.
          So plenty of plugins available that do what you describe.



          $('.chosen-select').chosen({}).change( function(obj, result) {
          
    console.debug("changed: %o", arguments);
          

          
    console.log("selected: " + result.selected);
          
});


          Completely different question added in comment, how to populate a select in php.
          Take the jsfiddle above, and instead of <option value="United States">United States</option> you will: echo "<option value='$value'>$name</option>"; in your foreach loop. Prior to the foreach loop you add the:



          <select data-placeholder="Choose a Country..." class="chosen-select" multiple style="width:350px;" tabindex="4">
          
            <option value=""></option>


          and after your foreach loop you get: </select>







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          • I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

            – ekien
            Nov 15 '18 at 10:56





















          • I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

            – ekien
            Nov 15 '18 at 10:56



















          I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

          – ekien
          Nov 15 '18 at 10:56







          I have a taxonomy as database for this input field. Right now I am using this code to get the data: <?php $categories = get_terms( 'category', array ( 'fields' => 'id=>name') ); $help1; foreach ($categories as $single_object) { $help1 =array ($single_object); } $help2; for($i=0; $i < count($help1); $i++){ $help2 = $help1[$i][0]; } So the question: How do i get this data in the select field? :D

          – ekien
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